iPhone Security Feature: A new feature will soon be coming to the iPhone that will further strengthen security. This will allow the iPhone to automatically lock itself in the event of theft or theft.

iPhone Security Feature: A new security feature is coming soon to the iPhone.

iPhone Security Feature: There's good news for iPhone users. The iPhone is soon to receive its most powerful security feature yet. The iPhone is already popular for its security features, but this new feature takes security a step further. Even if your iPhone is stolen while unlocked, the thief will be unable to do anything. The iPhone will automatically detect when it's been stolen and lock itself. Let's learn more about this.

These security features are currently available on the iPhone.

Currently, the iPhone comes with features like Find My + Activation Lock and Stolen Device Protection. As soon as you activate Find My iPhone , Activation Lock is also turned on. After this, if someone wants to restore the iPhone or delete its data, they need the email address and password of the user's Apple account. Talking about Stolen Device Protection, it changes many settings. When the iPhone is outside a trusted location, biometric verification is required to unlock it. If the verification fails, a second try is given after an hour. This makes it almost impossible to use a stolen phone.

What will the new feature do?

All the features mentioned above only work if the iPhone is locked and stolen. They don't work if the iPhone is unlocked and stolen. Apple is now trying to address this shortcoming. The new feature will use the iPhone's accelerometer and other tools to detect if the iPhone has been stolen. The iPhone will lock upon detection. If a user has paired their iPhone with an Apple Watch, it will also monitor the distance. Once a stolen iPhone is locked, all the security features of a stolen device will apply to it.

When can the new feature come?

According to reports, Apple is currently working on this feature. A timeline for its launch has not yet been revealed. It is expected that this security-critical feature will be rolled out as soon as possible. It should be noted that a similar feature is already available on Android phones called Theft Detection Lock.