#ios-173

#ios-173

iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3 have been released with a new feature called Stolen Device Protection that allows users to lock thieves out of their devices using Face ID or Touch ID access.

The update also includes collaborative playlists for Apple Music, AirPlay hotel support, optimized crash detection, and new wallpapers for Black History Month.

Apple released iOS 17.3 with bug fixes and security updates.

15 security issues were found that may have exposed user data to third-party apps.

iOS 17.3 introduces collaborative playlists in Apple Music and Stolen Device Protection which requires Face ID or Touch ID for sensitive actions.

Other additions in iOS 17.3 include AirPlay support in participating hotels and crash detection optimizations.

iOS 17.3 will be released next week with new features like Stolen Device Protection and collaborative Apple Music playlists.

Stolen Device Protection requires Face ID or Touch ID for sensitive actions and includes security delays for changing settings.

iOS 17.3 and iPadOS 17.3 have been released with new features.

The new Stolen Device Protection feature adds an extra layer of security and delays access to sensitive settings.

Apple Music now allows collaboration on playlists with friends and family.

Users can invite others to select songs for a shared playlist and react with emoji.