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     How to Turn Off Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

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2. • • To Turn OFF Stolen Device Protection, Open Settings ➡️ Face ID & Passcode ➡️ Enter your device passcode ➡️ Stolen Device Protection: Set this switch to OFF.
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   How do I Turn on stolen device protection on my iPhone?

   • You can turn on Stolen Device Protection in Settings: Go to Settings, then tap Face ID & Passcode. Enter your device passcode. Tap Stolen Device Protection, then turn Stolen Device Protection on or off. By default, the additional security measures of Stolen Device Protection are required only when your iPhone is away from significant locations.

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   How do I protect my iPhone & iPad if stolen?

   • The best way to protect your iPhone and Apple Account is to quickly mark the stolen device as lost. If you have AppleCare+ with Theft and Loss, don't remove the device from your Apple Account (or from Find My) until your claim has been fully approved. Apple will never contact you to say that your iPhone or iPad has been found.

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   What is stolen device protection on iPhone?

   • The Stolen Device Protection feature on your iPhone can help prevent unauthorized access even if the person knows the passcode. While the Stolen Device Protection feature is available on all iPhones compatible with iOS 17, you must update your iPhone to iOS 17.3 or later to use the feature.

   How to Turn On/Off Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

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   How to disable stolen device protection on Apple ID?

   • To do that, go to Settings > Apple ID > Payment and Shipping and add a new payment method. If this is the reason you can’t disable Stolen Device Protection, the issue should be gone. 4. Set a Timer for the Security Delay Changing your Apple ID password outside a “familiar location” with Stolen Device Protection enabled triggers a security delay.

   Why Can’t I Disable Stolen Device Protection & How To Fix It

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   How do I unlock my iPhone If I have a stolen device?

   • Navigate to the Face ID & Passcode or Touch ID & Passcode option. Enter your iPhone’s passcode to unlock the settings page. Scroll down and tap the Stolen Device Protection option. On the next screen, turn on the Stolen Device Protection toggle. Then select the Away from Familiar Location or the Always option under the Require Security Delay menu.

   How to Turn On/Off Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

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   How do I use stolen device protection?

   • Scroll down and tap Stolen Device Protection. Note: If you don’t see Stolen Device Protection, you may need to set up Face ID or Touch ID first. Turn on Stolen Device Protection. Use Stolen Device Protection when you’re away from home or work: Tap Away from Familiar Locations. Use Stolen Device Protection everywhere: Tap Always.

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4. support.apple.com › en-us › 120340About Stolen Device Protection for iPhone - Apple Support

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   Sep 16, 2024 · Go to Settings, then tap Face ID & Passcode. Enter your device passcode. Tap Stolen Device Protection, then turn Stolen Device Protection on or off. Always require additional security measures. By default, the additional security measures of Stolen Device Protection are required only when your iPhone is away from significant locations.

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5. discussions.apple.com › thread › 255535392Can’t turn Stolen Device Protection off - Apple Community

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Apple's Stolen Device Protection is a new security feature introduced with iOS 17.3. Since iPhones running iOS 14.x, like the iPhone 7, can't be updated to iOS 17.3, they won't have this feature. iOS 17.4 is updated with Stolen Device Protection supports the option for increased security in all locations

6. discussions.apple.com › thread › 255664859Stolen device protection can't turn off. - Apple Community

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   Jun 30, 2024 · Stolen device protection can't turn off. Hello, if your stolen device protection's Face ID is not working, follow these steps: Step 1: Verify that your phone screen is not broken and obstructing the Face ID feature. Step 2: Clean your phone screen and screen protector.

7. www.macobserver.com › iphone › disable-stolen-deviceWhy Can’t I Disable Stolen Device Protection & How To Fix It

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   Aug 30, 2024 · 1. Reboot. It may seem silly, but some users reported that simply restarting their iPhones solved the issue. Hold the power button, turn your device off, wait for a minute or so, then turn...

8. support.apple.com › en-us › 120837If your iPhone or iPad was stolen - Apple Support

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   Sep 16, 2024 · If you use Stolen Device Protection for iPhone, Face ID or Touch ID is required to turn off Lost Mode — so even if a person has your iPhone and knows your passcode, they'll still be locked out of your device.

9. support.apple.com › guide › iphoneUse Stolen Device Protection on iPhone - Apple Support

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   Turn off Stolen Device Protection. If you have Stolen Device Protection set to Away from Familiar Locations and you’re not at home or work, or you have Stolen Device Protection set to Always, a Security Delay is required to turn off Stolen Device Protection.

10. www.macobserver.com › tips › how-toHow to Turn On/Off Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

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    Jun 5, 2024 · Enter your iPhone’s passcode to unlock the settings page. Scroll down and tap the Stolen Device Protection option. On the next screen, turn off the Stolen Device Protection toggle....