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Apple's latest iOS update features a security update that prevents your passcode from being changed. Here's how to enable the feature.

Rather than depending solely on your lock screen passcode to ensure security (since thieves have figured out how to make people enter it in front of them before they take off with the phone), Stolen Device Protection needs Face ID or scan your fingerprint when completing specific tasks, like accessing stored passwords or requesting a new Apple Card.

Apple has rolled out a new security feature to iPhones and iPads in a software update that makes impossible to access saved passwords, credit card numbers with just a PIN number if the device is outside of familiar surroundings. Once the device detects that it is away from the owner's home or workplace, it adds a secondary security check before allowing access to Apple's password management system, Keychain, or other financial details. In this scenario, a biometric authentication with Face ID or

DBS/POSB, UOB and OCBC customers can now digitally "lock up" their money, from which funds cannot be withdrawn online. How does it work?

In today's news roundup for Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT), we delve into the company's legal challenges in the European Union, recent outages affecting Microsoft Teams, and a new security feature aimed at enhancing Windows 11 security.