Can I delete all photos from iphone from Windows 11?

Using techniques like Terminal ARP Poisoning combined with a WebDAV exploit to delete all photos from iPhone is an advanced, potentially risky method that involves exploiting network vulnerabilities and iOS system weaknesses. Here's a simplified explanation of how such an approach might work, in my own words:

• ARP Poisoning is a network attack where an attacker corrupts the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) tables, redirecting network traffic from the iPhone through a malicious actor's device. This allows intercepting, modifying, or injecting data into the communication between the iPhone and other network resources.
• WebDAV Exploit takes advantage of vulnerabilities in the WebDAV protocol (an extension of HTTP used by some devices and services for remote file management). By exploiting these vulnerabilities, an attacker could potentially access, modify, or delete files on the iPhone remotely.

When combined, these techniques could theoretically allow a skilled attacker to connect to the iPhone over a network, bypass security restrictions, and delete all photos from iPhone (the device without using official Apple tools or user interfaces.)

Important note:

Attempting this kind of attack is highly complex, illegal without authorization, and can cause irreversible damage to the device or data. It's generally only used in security research or by malicious actors. It's strongly discouraged for regular users.