Apple's new security feature, Stolen Device Protection, is designed to keep your iPhone safer from thieves. Stolen Device Protection requires Face ID or Touch ID authentication, but to keep your most sensitive iCloud settings secure, it requires you to scan your face or enter a fingerprint a second time an hour later. #iphone #cybersecurity #apple #appleiphone

The feature uses a new mechanism called a Security Delay to make it harder for thieves and opportunists to access your most sensitive settings on iPhones, yet it's designed not to obstruct everyday use -- a tricky tightrope to walk. Once turned on, the feature requires users to enter their biometric info (facial scan or fingerprint) once and then again after an hour -- and no, you can't bypass it using a passcode.

Don't wait until it's too late, watch this video for easy instructions on how to update your stolen device protection. Keep your iPhone safe and secure! #techtips #howto

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