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Apple is reportedly beta testing a new feature called Stolen Device Protection that is designed to safeguard users whose iPhone has been stolen.

The new feature in iOS 17.3 aims to make it harder for thieves to mess up your digital life using a stolen passcode.

Apple Inc. is adding a feature to iPhones to prevent thieves from gaining access to critical device data in the event that they know a user’s passcode.

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The new Stolen Device Protection setting promises to keep passwords and iCloud safe. The update follows a wave of copycat iPhone thefts across the US

After the recent release of iOS 17.2, Apple has released a range of new betas to developers, these include iOS 17.3 beta 1 for the iPhone and iPadOS 17.3

The first iOS 17.3 beta rolling out to developers includes a new "Stolen Device Protection" feature that is designed to add an additional layer of security in the event someone has stolen your iPhone and also obtained the device's passcode.

Stolen Device Protection on the upcoming iOS 17.3 looks like a promising feature to protect your iPhone's data.

Stolen Device Protection can prevent criminals from using your passcode to change your Apple account.

Stolen Device Protection can prevent criminals from using your passcode to change your Apple account.