The process is explained below by Apple on its website "Support", it turns out she could not be more simple.
1- Save your device - choosing via iTunes is recommended at this level.
2- Disable iCloud: tap Settings> iCloud> Delete account. This will delete the account and iCloud data on this unit only.
3- Disable iMessage: tap Settings> Messages> iMessage, then move the slider to Off.
4- Disable FaceTime: tap Settings> FaceTime, then move the slider to Off.
5- Tap Settings> General> Reset> Erase All Content and Settings to restore the default settings of the unit or do the restore from iTunes.
At the reset, it is faster or slower depending on your device. The newspaper pointed out that the rabbit on iPhone 3GS and only the encryption key is erased (thus saving time). For earlier products, the entire flash memory is rewritten.
1- Save your device - choosing via iTunes is recommended at this level.
2- Disable iCloud: tap Settings> iCloud> Delete account. This will delete the account and iCloud data on this unit only.
3- Disable iMessage: tap Settings> Messages> iMessage, then move the slider to Off.
4- Disable FaceTime: tap Settings> FaceTime, then move the slider to Off.
5- Tap Settings> General> Reset> Erase All Content and Settings to restore the default settings of the unit or do the restore from iTunes.
At the reset, it is faster or slower depending on your device. The newspaper pointed out that the rabbit on iPhone 3GS and only the encryption key is erased (thus saving time). For earlier products, the entire flash memory is rewritten.
Tutorial: erase completely an iPhone in addition to a simple restoration
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