Less passcodes, more biometric protections on iPhones in new beta test
Apple is testing a new security setting to address the theft of iPhones and at least one of the new features seems blindingly obvious.
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Apple is testing a new security setting to address the theft of iPhones and at least one of the new features seems blindingly obvious.
Apple on Tuesday rolled out a new security feature for the iPhone on the iOS 17.3 developer beta to safeguard your device against thieves.
If a thief can steal an iPhone and passcode, they can lock the user out of their Apple ID and wreak havoc within seconds, but Apple's Stolen Device Protection feature coming in iOS 17.3 will stop that from happening.
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What are some downsides to this new security feature?