Open Menu / FMI OFF 2026
Open Menu By Proxy 2024 iCloud Remove FMI:OFF Devices with a linked account have access to the menu
2026 Open Menu/FMI:OFF method: first we check iCloud.com in Safari and whether sign-in is offered through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID, then we choose a safe route.
Page overview
Open Menu FMI:OFF 2026: Safari, iCloud.com, passcode, Face ID and Touch ID
2026 method: iCloud.com check Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.com and check whether the site offers Apple ID sign-in through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
Key points
- Works only when the device opens to menu and Safari can be launched.
- Key check: iCloud.com offers sign-in through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
- If protection is not enabled but can be added, set passcode/Face ID/Touch ID first, reboot the device and check iCloud.com again.
- For suitable cases we recommend our own FMI:OFF Open Menu Platinum tool.
What to prepare
- Photo of the iCloud.com screen offering passcode, Face ID or Touch ID sign-in.
- Device model, iOS/iPadOS version and IMEI/SN if needed.
- If protection was just enabled, send the photo after rebooting and checking Safari -> iCloud.com again.
- Confirmation that Safari opens and the device is not on the activation screen.
Workflow
- 1Open Safari on the device and go to iCloud.com.
- 2If the device has no passcode/Face ID/Touch ID but Settings allow adding protection, enable it and reboot the device.
- 3After reboot, open Safari -> iCloud.com again and check whether Apple ID sign-in appears through passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
- 4Send the screen photo to the specialist: after checking we use FMI:OFF Open Menu Platinum or choose another safe route.
2026 method
Safari and iCloud.com check
Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.com and check whether the site offers sign-in to the linked Apple ID through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID. If protection is not enabled but can be added in Settings, enable it first, reboot the device and check iCloud.com again.
- 1
Open Safari on the device.
- 2
Go to iCloud.com.
- 3
If protection is missing, enable passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
- 4
Reboot the device and check iCloud.com again.
- 5
Send the screen photo and model to the specialist.
Sign in to iCloud.com with one device protection option
If protection is missing
Set a passcode, add Face ID or Touch ID if the device offers it, then reboot and check Safari -> iCloud.com again.
Recommended tool
FMI:OFF Open Menu Platinum
SmartMaster35Rus in-house tool for Open Menu/FMI:OFF scenarios. The current Windows build is available through the compatibility page; macOS is coming soon.
Face ID or Touch ID is available only on models where the device offers that sign-in option.
Material navigation
Detailed guide
The main page content is structured below into practical blocks.
2026 method: iCloud.com check Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.c...
2026 method: iCloud.com check Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.com and check whether the site offers Apple ID sign-in through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
If protection is not enabled Sometimes the device has a linked Apple ID, but no passcode, Face ID or Touch ID is set. If Settings allow adding protection, do this before checking:
- Open Settings and enable a passcode.
- If the device offers Face ID or Touch ID, add that option too.
- Reboot the device.
- After reboot, open Safari -> iCloud.com again and check which sign-in options the site offers.
Simple rule: if iCloud.com offers sign-in through passcode, Face ID or Touch ID, take a photo of that screen and send it to the specialist.
What to send
- A photo of the iCloud.com screen with passcode, Face ID or Touch ID sign-in.
- Device model and iOS/iPadOS version.
- IMEI/SN if an additional check is needed.
- If protection was just enabled, mention that the check was done after reboot.
- Recommended tool We use our own SmartMaster35Rus tool: FMI:OFF Open Menu Platinum.
- The current Windows build is available through the compatibility page, macOS version is coming soon.
2026 method: iCloud.com check Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.c...
2026 method: iCloud.com check Before ordering, open Safari on the device, go to iCloud.com and check whether the site offers Apple ID sign-in through the device passcode, Face ID or Touch ID.
If protection is not enabled Sometimes the device has a linked Apple ID, but no passcode, Face ID or Touch ID is set. If Settings allow adding protection, do this before checking:
- Open Settings and enable a passcode.
- If the device offers Face ID or Touch ID, add that option too.
- Reboot the device.
- After reboot, open Safari -> iCloud.com again and check which sign-in options the site offers.
Simple rule: if iCloud.com offers sign-in through passcode, Face ID or Touch ID, take a photo of that screen and send it to the specialist.
What to send
- A photo of the iCloud.com screen with passcode, Face ID or Touch ID sign-in.
- Device model and iOS/iPadOS version.
- IMEI/SN if an additional check is needed.
- If protection was just enabled, mention that the check was done after reboot.
- Recommended tool We use our own SmartMaster35Rus tool: FMI:OFF Open Menu Platinum.
- The current Windows build is available through the compatibility page, macOS version is coming soon.
Did not find an answer?
Describe the device model and the issue - we will suggest a solution and price.