“stolen device protection”

[Cmaier]

Apple launches Stolen Device Protection for iPhone with iOS 17.3 beta, here's how it works - 9to5Mac

On the heels of iOS 17.2 being released to the public yesterday, Apple has seeded developers with the first iOS...

9to5mac.com

New feature coming. If enabled, even if someone has your passcode and steals your phone, and they aren’t at a location like your home or work, they won’t be able to hijack your iCloud account for at least an hour, hopefully giving you time to remotely disable the phone.

 

[MacPoulet]

Sounds good. I’m curious to see how this works for people on vacation. To me, that would be a prime time for your device to get nicked as you’re in a less familiar place and may not have easy access to an alternate device.

 

[rdrr]

Sounds good. I’m curious to see how this works for people on vacation. To me, that would be a prime time for your device to get nicked as you’re in a less familiar place and may not have easy access to an alternate device.

From someone who had an opportunistic thief grab their phone while in France, I wholeheartedly applause any attempt to fix this issue.

 

[Cmaier]

From someone who had an opportunistic thief grab their phone while in France, I wholeheartedly applause any attempt to fix this issue.

France sucks.

 

[cbum]

France sucks.

Nah, it sips - and that actually the better way to enjoy their wines...

 

[MacPoulet]

France sucks.

As a Québécois, I can get behind this statement.