Apple introduces Stolen Device Protection on iPhones with iOS 17.3. It limits settings changes at unfamiliar locations, requiring Face ID or Touch ID for confirmation. The feature includes a one-hour delay for sensitive info changes. To enable, update to iOS 17.3 and go to Face ID & Passcode settings.
Apple introduces Stolen Device Protection on iPhones with iOS 17.3. It limits settings changes at unfamiliar locations, requiring Face ID or Touch ID for confirmation. The feature includes a one-hour delay for sensitive info changes. To enable, update to iOS 17.3 and go to Face ID & Passcode settings.
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Apple introduces Stolen Device Protection on iPhones with iOS 17.3. It limits settings changes at unfamiliar locations, requiring Face ID or Touch ID for confirmation. The feature includes a one-hour delay for sensitive info changes. To enable, update to iOS 17.3 and go to Face ID & Passcode settings. 
