How to set up Apple's Stolen Device Protection on iPhones
Apple says the feature, buried in your iPhone's settings, adds an extra layer of security for users. Users are urged to turn the new feature on immediately.
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Apple says the feature, buried in your iPhone's settings, adds an extra layer of security for users. Users are urged to turn the new feature on immediately.
The new iOS update includes Stolen Device Protection which limits what users can do on their iPhones when away from known locations (such as home or work), to prevent criminals from making unauthorized changes.
Apple's latest iOS update features a security update that prevents your passcode from being changed. Here's how to enable the feature.
You can now turn on Stolen Device Protection to stop thieves accessing your online banking and other accounts
The Stolen Device Protection arrived earlier this week with iOS 17.3. It provides extra security to your iPhone when someone tries to access or change sensitive settings on your device. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to enable Stolen Device Protection on your iPhone.