Inactivity reboot" effectively puts iPhones in a more secure state by locking the user's encryption keys in the iPhone's ...

However, the explanation is actually much simpler. Referring to the feature as an "inactivity reboot," AppleInsider says that ...

Both iOS and Android devices enter this BFU state when they’re restarted, requiring you to enter your passcode (or PIN) to ...

New code introduced in the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system could make it more difficult for both police and ...

Apple has apparently created a new feature for iOS 18.1 that makes it difficult for brute-force machines to unlock an iPhone.

Last week brought reports of police officials warning other departments that iPhones being stored in evidence for forensic ...

If you are looking forward to having a better-performing smartphone then here are a few features which could be of help. From ...

A new security feature has been introduced for millions of iPhone users. This enhancement safeguards the data on the iPhone, ...

iPhones aren’t secretly plotting together to reboot themselves, despite what some law enforcement folks initially thought.

Because the reboots make it harder to unlock these iPhones, law enforcement officials, according to a document obtained by ...

Further, the iPhone gets fully encrypted, and other security features such as FaceID or TouchID are completely disabled, with ...

OS 18 adds an auto-reboot iPhone feature that is driving authorities crazy. A researcher showed how this function actually ...