Stolen Device Protection is a feature Apple hopes will prevent the total loss of an Apple ID if an iPhone and passcode are stolen. Here’s how to get it set up.
How to use Stolen Device Protection
How to use Stolen Device Protection
Previously, a thief could learn a person’s passcode through social engineering or spying, steal the person’s iPhone, and quickly lock the person out of their Apple ID. After reports of such problems got out, Apple worked on a feature to help mitigate the risk of total loss after an iPhone was stolen.
As of iOS 17.3, Apple has provided users with a way to mitigate the threat of total loss of an Apple ID. A thief can no longer access critical information or change passwords without biometric authentication by enabling Stolen Device Protection.
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