Apple Stolen Device Protection: How thieves tricked iPhone users to steal their passwords
Apple Stolen Device Protection: How thieves tricked iPhone users to steal their passwords
Apple released the iOS 17.3 beta update with a new security mode. Thieves befriended victims at bars to steal iPhone passcodes and dupe them of money. The Stolen Device Protection feature adds an extra layer of security. Thieves watched victims enter passcodes and locked the phones. They would blame someone else for the theft and quickly change passwords to gain access to all apps and make purchases. The thieves made a significant profit by selling stolen iPhones.
Apple released the iOS 17.3 beta update with a new security mode. Thieves befriended victims at bars to steal iPhone passcodes and dupe them of money. The Stolen Device Protection feature adds an extra layer of security. Thieves watched victims enter passcodes and locked the phones. They would blame someone else for the theft and quickly change passwords to gain access to all apps and make purchases. The thieves made a significant profit by selling stolen iPhones.
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Apple released the iOS 17.3 beta update with a new security mode. Thieves befriended victims at bars to steal iPhone passcodes and dupe them of money. The Stolen Device Protection feature adds an extra layer of security. Thieves watched victims enter passcodes and locked the phones. They would blame someone else for the theft and quickly change passwords to gain access to all apps and make purchases. The thieves made a significant profit by selling stolen iPhones. 
