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The Hawai’i Police Department is cautioning iPhone users over security concerns related to a new feature that is part of Apple’s latest operating system software update.

You might remember the "Bump!" app if you are a long-time iPhone user. Launched in 2009, it allowed users to fist bump to trade contact cards, photos,...

Police departments around the country have shared similar posts in the past week to warn iPhone users of a new feature and the dangers that surround it. Experts are saying there's nothing to worry about.

The iPhone got a big upgrade this fall. But there is one new feature tucked into this one that has some folks,  particularly law enforcement, worried. 

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Some police from around the nation are warning about a new feature on Apples current IOS. An article from Wired says you dont need to be

Police departments around the country have shared similar posts in the past week to warn iPhone users of a new feature and the dangers that surround it. Experts are saying there's nothing to worry about.

Police departments around the country have shared similar posts in the past week to warn iPhone users of a new feature and the dangers that surround it. Experts are saying there's nothing to worry about.

SHREVEPORT, La - The latest update in IOS 17, named NameDrop, belongs to the AirDrop family and allows convenient sharing of contact information by placing two phones close together. Authorities

The new "NameDrop" feature allows your contact information to be shared with anyone who places their iPhone next to yours.

Some police departments have said the new iPhone feature is risky. Don’t worry about it