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technology2 years ago

"Unlocking Your iPhone Without a Passcode: A Step-by-Step Guide"

Apple's iOS 17 update introduces a new feature allowing users to reset their iPhone passcode if they've changed it within the last 72 hours and remember their previous passcode. This can be done by entering the old passcode after an "iPhone Unavailable" message appears from entering the incorrect passcode five times. The feature is a relief for users who forget their new passcode but becomes ineffective after the 72-hour window, after which the only option is to reset the iPhone entirely. Additionally, an upcoming feature will prevent thieves from performing sensitive actions even if they have the iPhone and its passcode.

via Times of India|
##apple#ios17
technology2 years ago

"iOS 17.3 Update Woes: Fixes for Beta Bricking and Connectivity Issues"

The release of iOS 17.3 Beta 2 has led to some iPhones being bricked, with users experiencing a boot loop and a frozen spinning wheel. While not all devices are affected, those without a backup may face difficulties restoring their phones. Apple has yet to respond, but it is anticipated that the beta will be withdrawn until the issue is resolved. Additionally, the article mentions other Apple-related news, including the lack of a new iPad release in 2023, upcoming iOS features, and changes to the Apple TV and iPhone sizes expected in 2024.

via MacRumors|
##apple#ios173beta2
technology2 years ago

"Prevent iPhone App Tracking Instantly by Disabling This Setting"

Apple's App Tracking Transparency feature, introduced in iOS 14.5, allows users to opt-out of app tracking, preventing apps from accessing the device's advertising identifier (IDFA) and other identifiers for targeted ads. This has had a significant financial impact on social media platforms, costing them billions in ad revenue. Users can disable tracking for new apps upon download or adjust settings for existing apps. Despite this, denying IDFA access doesn't stop all forms of tracking, so users should remain cautious. The feature underscores Apple's commitment to privacy, which it considers a fundamental human right.

via CNET|
##appleprivacy#apptrackingtransparency
technology2 years ago

"iOS 17.2.1 Update Plagued with Connectivity and Overheating Problems; Apple Scrambles to Respond"

Apple's iOS 17.2.1 update, intended to fix battery drain issues, has introduced new problems for iPhone users, including broken cellular connectivity and overheating. Users across various iPhone models are unable to connect to their network providers after the update. While Apple fixed overheating in iPhone 15 Pro models with an earlier update, the company has not yet acknowledged the new connectivity issues. A potential fix for these issues is expected in the upcoming iOS 17.3 update, which is currently in beta and set to release in January with bug fixes and new features. Users experiencing problems can try resetting network settings or refer to a guide for troubleshooting.

via Wccftech|
##apple#ios1721
technology2 years ago

"Troubleshooting iOS 17.2.1: Fixes for iPhone Cellular Connection Issues"

The recent iOS 17.2.1 update, intended to fix a battery drain issue, has inadvertently caused cellular connectivity problems for some iPhone users. Complaints have surfaced on Apple's Support Community Discussions website, with users experiencing network connection failures and, ironically, battery drain and overheating issues, particularly on iPhone 15 series models. Workarounds suggested by users include resetting network settings, performing a factory reset, deleting VPN profiles, or installing the iOS 17.3 beta, which might resolve the connectivity bug. However, users are cautioned that beta versions can be unstable and they would need to remain in the beta program until the final release.

via PhoneArena|
##apple#ios1721