How to Protect iPhone Against App Thieves
The iPhone is among the most expensive mobile phones on the market, and the personal data it stores is extremely valuable to thieves. A recent Wall Street Journal report reveals that hackers are monitoring users as they enter their passwords on the device and figuring out how to figure out the code. This information could be used to reset the password on Apple ID and access all of a user’s data stored in iCloud. Apple is said to be working on updates to block these strategies. Meanwhile, there are several ways that anyone can take to protect their iPhone from app thieves.
Make sure you have a secure password. Make it as difficult to guess as you can, regardless of whether you’re using Face ID, Touch ID or a four-digit numeric code. This is the first step in stopping a burglar from accessing your iPhone and your personal data.
Then, you should review all the apps that have access to your location services, camera, and other features on your iPhone. If you find any suspicious behavior (for instance apps asking for your camera or contact list) Remove those permissions immediately. You can enable two-factor authentication within the Settings application and all apps which support it. This will stop thieves from hacking into your iCloud account and downloading your personal information from the cloud.
A reputable security program can provide complete protection for your iPhone. Trend Micro’s free application Mobile Security, for example, analyzes Internet behavior to identify harmful websites and adware aswell in protecting your iPhone from identity theft on social media sites such as Instagram. The app also protects your privacy, and has ad blocking capabilities for the most reliable security. F-Secure’s SaFE is another great option for a safe iOS experience. The app offers a comprehensive security suite, with a vault for up to 40 photos, as well as a password leak alert which will notify you if your email password has been leaked.
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