An important tip, use your face or fingerprint as much as possible in public places, and if you must use an access code, you can put your hands on the screen to prevent anyone from knowing what you are writing.
Apple devices are the safest compared to the devices of other competing companies, as they continuously enhance protection in order to ensure that user data is secured and prevent any attempt to access it, but this does not mean that its devices are completely immune …
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Here are 8 tips to protect the iPhone from hacking, spying, and preventing privacy violations, according to the British National Center for Cyber Security (NCSC) and making it more difficult for hackers to access your device's data.
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