On any model of the iPhone, there is a security feature that will ensure that anybody that tries to guess your passcode can’t get in. After so many tries, your phone will be disabled for a short time (Typically a minute) and then you can try your passcode again. After too many attempts, it will be disabled for longer and longer.

Anybody that has kids has most had this happen before, a lot.  It’s not just people that can lock your device either, If your screen is damaged, your digitizer (the part in your screen that recognizes your fingers) can malfunction, and accidentally call emergency services/Disable your screen. If your phone gets permanently disabled, just follow these steps and your phone will be functional again.
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When your phone is disabled, the screen will read “iPhone is disabled, please connect to iTunes”. First, you’ll want to download iTunes on whichever computer you want to use. You can download it here. LINK. When you have downloaded it, open it and connect your phone. Grab the charging cord that
came with your phone and connect it by USB to your computer. If it does not
have the “connect to iTunes” message you can sync your phone (given you
remember the passcode). Whether you can sync it or not, the next step is the
same. You’ll want to restore your iPhone. Hopefully you made a backup
previously, but if you did not, unfortunately you’ll still have to restore your
phone, there is no way around the disabled lock.

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When it restores, it will ask you for your iCloud information. Once you enter this, your phone will be back and running. It will restore your backup or take you to setup, just follow the steps on screen and you’ll have your phone back. If you don’t have access to a computer, or don’t have time to complete these steps, any technician at Quick Mobile Repair can take care of it for you.
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It might be worth it to also check out Apple’s support page on this:
Forgot the passcode on your iPad?
As well take a look at these other articles for this issue!
The 4 Best Ways to Unlock Your Device
How to Fix ‘iPhone Is Disabled’ Error?