Apple is developing a new security feature that will automatically lock an iPhone if it is snatched from a user’s hand, building on its existing anti-theft measures to thwart tech thieves.
The US tech giant has consistently rolled out upgrades to its smartphone security ecosystem, including remote tracking, distance-locking capabilities and strict anti-theft protocols designed to prevent criminals from changing Apple IDs or factory-resetting stolen devices.
The company is now turning its attention to a still vulnerable window: when a device is grabbed while actively in use. (continues below)
