With the new iOS 17.4 update, Apple has introduced some new features and bug fixes like extra emoji’s, virtual cards for Apple cash and has granted more control to you over your stolen iPhone’s data, Cnet reported.
It has added more options and controls in its "Stolen Device Protection" settings.
According to Support Apple, the Stolen Device Protection is a security feature designed to protect your data stored in phone in case of being stolen.
When enabled it helps protect you accounts and personal information from getting into the wrong hands.
The feature first introduced in iOS 17.3, only protects a handful of your settings and data.
When enabled, some sensitive operations and actions such as changing face id require additional security requirements when your iPhone is away from familiar locations such as home or work.
When away from home, the new feature will require you to enter your biometric information once, wait one hour, and then enter your information a second time to access it.
In the event of your phone getting stolen, this feature stops thieves from making any critical changes.
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