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     How to Unlock Stolen/Lost iOS Devices without Previous Owner and Password 2024

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     If you have an iPhone or iPad, Turn This on NOW! (Stolen Device Protection)

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     How to Turn Off Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

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2. • • Go to Settings, then tap Face ID & Passcode. Enter your device passcode. Tap Stolen Device Protection, then turn Stolen Device Protection on or off.
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   How do I Turn on stolen device protection?

   • To turn on Stolen Device Protection, you must use two-factor authentication for your Apple Account and set up or enable the following on your iPhone: a device passcode; Face ID or Touch ID; and Significant Locations* (Location Services). You also need to have Find My turned on, and you can't turn it off while Stolen Device Protection is enabled.

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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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   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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   What if my iPhone or iPad was stolen?

   • If your iPhone or iPad was stolen, or you otherwise can't recover your device, use these steps to protect your device, Apple Account, and personal information. If your iPhone or iPad was stolen, the first thing that you should do is put your device in Lost Mode to lock it.

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   Can I set up stolen device protection if my iPhone is stolen?

   • If you choose, you can set up Stolen Device Protection to always require these additional security measures, even when your iPhone is in a familiar location. Stolen Device Protection is available with iOS 17.3 or later and must be turned on before the device is lost or stolen.

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   How does stolen device protection work?

   • Fortunately, Stolen Device Protection helps thwart this vulnerability in two key ways. When enabled, the feature requires Face ID or Touch ID authentication (with no passcode fallback) before users can change important security settings like Apple ID passwords or device passcodes.

   iPhone's Stolen Device Protection has a fatal flaw, but you ... - 9to5Mac

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4. 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.

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   Sep 16, 2024 · Stolen Device Protection is available with iOS 17.3 or later and must be turned on before the device is lost or stolen. How to turn Stolen Device Protection on or off To turn on Stolen Device Protection, you must use two-factor authentication for your Apple Account and set up or enable the following on your iPhone: a device passcode ; Face ID ...

6. discussions.apple.com › thread › 255619897"Ready for repair" status in Find My stil… - Apple Community

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   May 20, 2024 · They suggested that I take my iPhone home, go to "Settings" and turn off "Stolen Device Protection" then turn off "Find My Iphone" and then turn it on again. The "Ready for repair" status disappeared from the iPhone "Find My" app. Problem solved.

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 · For some reason, you may have issues disabling Stolen Device Protection if the payment method assigned to your Apple ID has expired. Switching to a valid method, like a new credit card, may...

8. www.reddit.com › r › applehelpHow can we turn the stolen device protection off without face ...

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   If you only need find my iPhone off, you can still prepare for repair on iCloud.com/find. If you need to erase the device and remove activation lock permanently, restore it in recovery mode on a computer and then enter the passcode or apple id info when prompted.

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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.

10. 9to5mac.com › 2024/01/28 › security-bite-iphonesiPhone's Stolen Device Protection has a fatal flaw, but you ...

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    Jan 28, 2024 · Fortunately, you can turn off Significant Locations by going to Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > System Services > Significant Locations. Once disabled, Face ID or Touch ID...