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Apple's iOS 17.3 Update Introduces Stolen Device Protection to Safeguard iPhones

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Source: Lifehacker
Apple's iOS 17.3 Update Introduces Stolen Device Protection to Safeguard iPhones
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Apple has introduced a new "Stolen Device Protection" feature in the iOS 17.3 developer beta, aimed at preventing thieves from taking over stolen iPhones. The feature requires Face ID or Touch ID authentication for accessing passwords, making purchases, erasing content, and more. Certain actions will also have a one-hour delay and require biometric authentication. Users can enable or disable the feature in the Face ID & Passcode settings.

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