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The iPhone is among the most expensive mobile phones available and the personal information it contains is highly valuable to thieves. A recent Wall Street Journal report reveals that hackers are monitoring users as they enter their passcodes onto the device, learning how to figure out the code. The information could also be used to reset a password on an Apple ID or gain access to all the information stored in iCloud. Apple is reportedly working on updates to block these strategies. There are many ways you can shield your iPhone from app thieves.
Begin by setting a strong passcode. Make it as difficult to guess as possible regardless of whether you’re using Face ID, Touch ID or a 4-digit numeric number. This is the first step in preventing a thief from accessing your iPhone as well as your personal information.
Review all the applications that can access your location services cameras and microphones on your iPhone. If you spot any suspicious behavior (for instance, an app asking for access to your camera or contacts list) take these permissions off immediately. Also, enable two factor authentication in the Settings app and any apps that allow it. This will prevent a thief from gaining access to your iCloud account and downloading your personal data from the cloud.
A trusted security application can provide comprehensive protection for your iPhone. Trend Micro’s free application Mobile Security, for example analyzes Internet behaviour to detect harmful websites and adware aswell safeguarding your iPhone from identity theft on social media platforms like Instagram. The app also safeguards your privacy and offers an ad blocker feature for the most secure protection. F-Secure’s SAFE is a good choice for a secure iOS experience. The app offers a comprehensive security suite, with vaults that can hold up to 40 photos and an alert for leaks in passwords that will notify you in the event that your email password gets leaked.
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