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Many law enforcement across the state have issued concerns over the NameDrop feature on the new iOS 17.

Police officials are warning iPhone users about the new name drop update on IOS 17 and why it could pose a privacy risk. 

POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY (KSNT) - The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is warning local iPhone users to check their devices following a new update which could lead to privacy issues.

No, you don't need to disable it..

In the latest iOS update, a new feature called NameDrop is causing a stir among iPhone users. The update makes it easy to share contact information by simply bringing two iPhones close to each other. However, social media posts from police departments here in Southwest Florida and across the country are making things seem a little scarier than they truly are.

What you need to know about NameDrop and other features.

Allows too much data to be shared US coppers are warning iPhone users to be cautious following a new update which comes with a default setting which a...

Apple released a cool new feature for sharing contact details between iPhones, but it’s generated some hysteria in the press. Here’s all you need to know.

There have been a lot of warnings about the new iOS 17 NameDrop feature being shared on social media lately. But is it really a privacy risk?

If you are running iOS 17 on your iPhone, theres a new setting you might want to check. Its called NameDrop and it allows iPhone users to share contact information just by tapping their phones together.