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Apple working on iPhone anti-snatching feature that locks the device automatically - 9to5Mac

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Apple working on iPhone anti-snatching feature that locks the device automatically - 9to5Mac
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Apple is developing a new security feature for the iPhone that uses sensors like the accelerometer to detect if the device has been snatched from a user's hand. If a theft is detected, the phone will automatically lock, building upon existing security measures like Stolen Device Protection.

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This development addresses a common security vulnerability for smartphone users and demonstrates the ongoing arms race between device manufacturers and thieves.

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The article is a straightforward technical report on a new feature, focusing on functionality and security benefits.

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