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How to Use Stolen Device Protection on Apple’s iPhone

Sunday January 26, 2025. 02:30 PM , from Wired: Tech.

Whether you’re worried about a new iPhone or the Apple smartphone you’ve had for ages, activating Stolen Device Protection can limit what thieves can access.

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