How to have your iPhone erase all data after 10 failed passcode attempts in iOS 15

AppleInsider
Mar 4, 2022, 8:19 am351 pts
Your iPhone contains a lot of personal information. Keep strangers out of your data by having your iPhone automatically wipe itself after 10 failed passcode attempts. To protect yourself from malicious actors who wish to access your iPhone's data, it's worth making sure you've got a secure passcode in place.…

Read Article Share
Share Article
- email
- x.com
- facebook
- pocket
- reddit
- tumblr
- linkedin
- pinterest

Trending Today on MacHash

Apple ‘looking at a range of options’ to make up for skyrocketing memory prices 277

Apple by the numbers: Key stats reveal the company’s astonishing scale 270

AirPods Pro 3 supply constraints may have cost Apple at least $230 million last quarter 267

Apple Responds to Fast-Rising RAM and Storage Chip Prices 265

Rivian CEO touts ‘great working relationship with Apple’ despite lack of CarPlay support 263

AppleUnsold will sell you stands and cables straight from the Apple Store 253

All the new features of Keynote, Pages and Numbers — and how to get them 240

Apple Just Made Its Second-Biggest Acquisition Ever After Beats 227

About MacHash

MacHash is your real-time Apple news aggregator, delivering the latest headlines on Apple, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iOS from top sources across the web.

As a powerful content discovery platform, MacHash continuously curates breaking news, product announcements, software updates, reviews, and industry insights related to Apple Inc. and its ecosystem.

MacHash helps you stay informed on everything from macOS and iOS developments to Apple Watch, AirPods, and the latest in tech and app innovation.

Access MacHash from your desktop or mobile device to explore, follow, and share the most trusted Apple news all in one place.