Law Enforcement Agencies Warn Parents About iPhone System Update's Child Safety Risks

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The Oakland County Sheriff's Office and other law enforcement agencies are warning residents about a new feature in Apple's iOS 17 update called NameDrop, which allows users to share contact details by placing their phones near each other. While the feature requires close proximity to work, law enforcement agencies advise turning it off to prevent accidental sharing of personal information. The update also includes other features like a Check In feature, customizable contact cards, and a standby mode.
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