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Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

Thanks to an ex-Apple employee, we've got some iPhone secrets that'll make you feel like a pro.

If you own an IPhone, you're used to IOS updates that fix issues as well as add new features to the phone. The iOS 17 update is the latest version and includes updates to music, messaging, and browsing. But, there is one feature that law enforcement agencies in Michigan and across the country are warning parents to turn off immediately.

This new feature could be used to steal your information.

If you and/or your children have an iPhone or any Apple device that they use in public, you need to know about a recent update that police are warning Missouri parents about that could compromise their safety.

Dire warnings from police departments have cautioned people to immediately turn off this feature, calling it unsafe. Those claims are overblown. Here's why.