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Many people say their Apple IDs were inexplicably reset last night

Apple users experienced unexplained logouts and password resets, leading to confusion and concerns about security measures.
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How Apple's iPhone security update helps safeguard against thieves

Apple has released a new major security update for iPhone users called 'Stolen Device Protection' which adds an extra layer of protection to prevent thieves from accessing personal data.
To use Stolen Device Protection, users must have two-factor authentication and 'Find My' enabled for their Apple ID account.
The update requires users to enter biometric data (Face ID or Touch ID) to access data or make changes, and has an hour-long security delay for sensitive actions.

Apple's new iPhone security update will protect passwords from thieves

Apple is introducing a new setting called 'Stolen Device Protection' in the next iOS update to prevent thieves from accessing iPhones with passcodes.
The feature relies on biometrics via Apple's Face ID or Touch ID and geolocation data to determine if the device is in a familiar location.

You Need to Turn on Apple's New Stolen iPhone Tool

Apple has launched a new tool called Stolen Device Protection, which adds extra layers of security to iPhones when someone tries to access sensitive settings.
The feature requires fingerprint or face recognition to prove that the person trying to access the device is the legitimate owner.

How to turn on the iPhone's new thief-blocking security feature - before hackers ruin your life

Apple has released a new iPhone update called Stolen Device Protection, which aims to prevent theft and protect sensitive information.
The update adds a security delay for actions that can lead to sensitive information when a stolen phone is in a suspicious area.

Why it's important to turn on Apple's new Stolen Device Protection

Apple's iOS update includes a feature called Stolen Device Protection that makes it harder for thieves to access key functions and settings.
Users are urged to turn on Stolen Device Protection immediately to add an extra layer of security to their iPhones and iPads.

Apple releases iOS 17.3, which introduces the new Stolen Device Protection tool

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.

How Apple's iPhone security update helps safeguard against thieves

Apple has released a new major security update for iPhone users called 'Stolen Device Protection' which adds an extra layer of protection to prevent thieves from accessing personal data.
To use Stolen Device Protection, users must have two-factor authentication and 'Find My' enabled for their Apple ID account.
The update requires users to enter biometric data (Face ID or Touch ID) to access data or make changes, and has an hour-long security delay for sensitive actions.

Apple's new iPhone security update will protect passwords from thieves

Apple is introducing a new setting called 'Stolen Device Protection' in the next iOS update to prevent thieves from accessing iPhones with passcodes.
The feature relies on biometrics via Apple's Face ID or Touch ID and geolocation data to determine if the device is in a familiar location.

You Need to Turn on Apple's New Stolen iPhone Tool

Apple has launched a new tool called Stolen Device Protection, which adds extra layers of security to iPhones when someone tries to access sensitive settings.
The feature requires fingerprint or face recognition to prove that the person trying to access the device is the legitimate owner.

How to turn on the iPhone's new thief-blocking security feature - before hackers ruin your life

Apple has released a new iPhone update called Stolen Device Protection, which aims to prevent theft and protect sensitive information.
The update adds a security delay for actions that can lead to sensitive information when a stolen phone is in a suspicious area.

Why it's important to turn on Apple's new Stolen Device Protection

Apple's iOS update includes a feature called Stolen Device Protection that makes it harder for thieves to access key functions and settings.
Users are urged to turn on Stolen Device Protection immediately to add an extra layer of security to their iPhones and iPads.

Apple releases iOS 17.3, which introduces the new Stolen Device Protection tool

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.
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Mugger take your phone? Cash apps too easily let thieves drain accounts, DA says

Popular financial apps like Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App are not adequately protecting consumers from fraud that occurs when unauthorized users gain access to unlocked devices.
The Manhattan District Attorney is urging app makers to implement additional protections to prevent financial and physical harm to customers.
The District Attorney's office is interested in discussing Apple's 'Stolen Device Protection' feature as a potential security measure.
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Apple to release iOS 17.3 next week | TechCrunch

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.

Apple releases iOS 17.3 with Stolen Device Protection

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 lets you create collaborative playlists | TechCrunch

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.

Apple to release iOS 17.3 next week | TechCrunch

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.

Apple releases iOS 17.3 with Stolen Device Protection

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 lets you create collaborative playlists | TechCrunch

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.
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Apple unveils new security feature to safeguard against thieves

Apple is rolling out a security update for iPhones to protect against theft by adding additional steps to access information.
The new Stolen Device Protection feature requires users to enter biometric data, such as Face ID or Touch ID, to access sensitive information or make changes.
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