Recent iPhone thefts highlight the danger of using passcodes in public

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By Michael PotuckFeb 24, 2023, 1:36 pm297 pts
A new report from The Wall Street Journal looks at a recent trend of iPhone thefts that have happened across the US. Instead of just looking to snatch devices, these thieves are watching for passcodes so they can immediately get into iPhones, change Apple ID passwords, access financial accounts, and more.…

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