Apple has introduced a valuable security feature with the iOS 17.3 beta – Stolen Device Protection for iPhones. This feature safeguards your device in the unfortunate event of theft. In this how-to article, we’ll explore the steps to turn on iPhone Stolen Device Protection and provide some insights on whether you should utilize this feature.
Why Stolen Device Protection?
This security measure was introduced following an investigation by WSJ’s Joanna Stern, revealing a surge in iPhone thefts, especially in public places. Attackers observed victims entering passcodes before stealing their iPhones, changing Apple ID passwords, and locking owners out of their accounts. Stolen Device Protection addresses this issue by requiring biometric authentication outside trusted locations, adding an extra layer of security.
Should you enable the Stolen Device Protection feature on your iPhone?
Yes. Stolen Device Protection feature enhances security with minimal impact on user experience. Even if…
