iOS 17 Lets You Lock Private Tabs In Safari: How It Works
With iOS 17, Apple has introduced several new quality-of-life features—including the ability to use Face ID or Touch ID to unlock private tabs in the browser. Here's how it works.
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With iOS 17, Apple has introduced several new quality-of-life features—including the ability to use Face ID or Touch ID to unlock private tabs in the browser. Here's how it works.
With iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, Safari users can now lock their private tabs using Face ID or Touch ID. The feature is useful if you want to give someone your phone or tablet but don't want to let them see which tabs are open.
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