Apple respects privacy on the iPhone. However, the data in smartphones are not always adequately protected. We will show you what changes you need to make.
How Apple advertises to its customers as a privacy protection measure that “what happens on your iPhone will be on your iPhone”. In fact, Apple’s iOS is far less mysterious than Google’s Android operating system. On the other hand, you can use the iPhone to better protect your privacy. We will guide you through the process.
Strong code with Touch or FaceID
If you have not already used Touch ID or Face ID facial recognition on your iPhone, you should do so immediately. Biometric unlocking methods protect privacy, even if at first glance it may seem contradictory. Although the face or fingerprints are not saved, its encrypted file is created and compared with the current scan each time. It cannot be used to reconstruct the face or fingerprints. Most importantly, since you enter less code, you can choose the most secure code without making it difficult to use. As a result, the iPhone is now more secure than ever. Under “Face ID & Code” or “Touch ID & Password” you will see the option.
Perfect setup on the lock screen
The lock screen usually displays a lot of information. First, make sure the menu is not accessible from the lock screen. To do this, go to the “Face ID & Code” or “Touch ID & Password” menu and enter your code. Make sure the notification center, control center, Siri and USB accessories levers are all turned off. This prevents the WiFi connection and GPSI from being broken or reading it if it falls into the hands of the iPhone via USB connection.
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