Apple urges all iPhone users download the latest iOS 17.3 updatethis after discoveryr 15 security vulnerabilities that may have exposed users’ sensitive data.

The technology giant released iOS 17.3 on Monday with several features and bug fixes.

The updated iOS 17.3 software includes new protection against stolen devicesThat promises to prevent cybercriminals from locking iPhone users out of their accounts if a smartphone is stolen. Apple noted in the announcement that it “does not disclose, discuss, or confirm security issues until an investigation has been conducted and patches or releases are available.”

The security solutions are intended for iPhone and iPad They experienced the same errors that potentially exposed user data to cyber thieves.

Users can update their iPhone and iPad by going to Settings, General and then enable downloading the new iOS 17.3. While Apple urges users to download the latest iOS to fix bugs, The operating system also includes Stole Device Protection, which some say is one of Apple’s best features in years.

Apple adds a new layer of security to protect stolen devices

If the feature detects an unknown location of the iPhone, Apple’s FaceID is required to unlock the device. Users will be asked to perform two Face ID or Touch ID scans an hour apart to unlock the device. To enable stolen device protection, users go to Settings and then to Face ID & Passwords, where they can enable the feature.

Also included in the new iOS 17.3 is AirPlay for hotel TVs and error detection improvements for all iPhone 14 and 15 models. (JO)