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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Stolen Device Protection: How iOS 17.3’s New Security Feature Works

Apple released  on Jan. 22, and the update brought some and a few new features to your iPhone, including the long-awaited  and a new security feature. That feature is called Stolen Device Protection, and it aims to protect your data if your iPhone is stolen or falls into nefarious hands. 

According to Apple, Stolen Device Protection can help protect your accounts and personal information in case your iPhone is stolen. This is an optional feature, but Apple recommends everyone turn it on.

According to CNET’s David Lumb, Stolen Device Protection requires you to enter your biometric information at least once to access some of your sensitive settings and information when you’re not in a familiar location, like your home. 

Here are some of the things Apple said you’ll need to enter your biometric information for in order to change or access when you’re in an unfamiliar location:

• Using passwords or passkeys saved in your Keychain.
• Using payment methods saved in Safari that autofill.
• Turning off .
• Erasing all content and settings on your iPhone.
• Applying for a new Apple Card.
• Viewing your Apple Card’s virtual number.
• Taking certain Apple Cash and Savings actions in your Wallet, like initiating a transfer.
• Using your iPhone to set up a new device.

The feature also uses a new mechanism called Security Delay, when changing some settings. If you try to change these settings when you’re in an unfamiliar location, Stolen Device Protection will require you to enter your biometric info twice; once initially and then again after an hour. According to Apple, if you arrive at a familiar location while waiting for the Security Delay to end, your device could prematurely end the delay. 

Here are some of the things Apple said are protected by Security Delay:

• Turning Stolen Device Protection off.
• Changing your Apple ID password.
• Signing out of your Apple ID.
• Updating your Apple ID account security settings, like adding or removing trusted devices.
• Adding or removing Face ID or Touch ID information.
• Changing your iPhone passcode.
• Resetting all your iPhone’s settings.
• Turning Find My off.

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