iPhone Einstellungen, die du JETZT ändern solltest! (iOS 17.3) | Nils-Hendrik Welk

Nils-Hendrik Welk

23 Jan 202406:20

Summary

TLDRIn the latest iOS 17.3 update, Apple has added new features and settings to check and adjust. The video recommends updating your apps after installing the update, as bugs are often fixed and apps adjusted for new iOS functionality. It then covers checking for and installing available modem firmware updates. A key new setting is 'Protection For Stolen Devices,' which requires Face/Touch ID to access sensitive data if your phone is stolen, even if the passcode is known. This protects your iCloud Keychain passwords. The video stresses enabling this setting to secure your data.

Takeaways

😀 The first thing to do after updating to iOS 17.3 is to update your apps in the App Store
👍 It's recommended to check for and install any available modem/carrier updates after a major iOS update
🔒 The key new feature in iOS 17.3 is 'Protection for Stolen Devices'
🔐 This feature requires Face ID/Touch ID to access sensitive data if your phone is stolen
⏱ It adds a 1 hour delay before settings like Apple ID password can be changed when away from trusted locations
🔑 This prevents access to your iCloud Keychain passwords if someone steals your phone and knows your passcode
✅ Apple highly recommends enabling 'Protection for Stolen Devices' in iOS 17.3
📵 If enabled, it prevents changes to Apple ID password and iCloud Keychain access if phone is stolen
🤝 No delay is required when at trusted locations like home or work to use the phone normally
🙌 Overall, update to iOS 17.3 and enable 'Protection for Stolen Devices' to better secure your data

Q & A

What should you do first after installing iOS 17.3?
-Go to the App Store and update your apps, as app updates are often released alongside iOS updates.
How can you check if a modem firmware update is available?
-Go to Settings > General > About and a pop-up will appear if a new modem firmware update is available.
What is the new Protection for Stolen Devices feature in iOS 17.3?
-It is a security feature that requires Face ID/Touch ID to access sensitive data if your phone is stolen, preventing access via passcode alone.
How can you re-enable Face ID/Passcode if you previously disabled it?
-Go to Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions and change the settings for Changing Passcode and Changing Accounts back to Allow.
What happens if someone steals your phone and knows your passcode?
-They still cannot access sensitive data or change settings like Apple ID password due to the new Protection for Stolen Devices requiring biometric authentication.
Is there a delay if you want to disable Protection for Stolen Devices when you're away from trusted locations?
-Yes, there is a 1-hour security delay before you can disable the protection when away from home or work.
Can someone still use your phone normally if Protection for Stolen Devices is enabled?
-Yes, general usage of the phone is not affected. The protection only limits access to sensitive data and settings.
What should you do after installing iOS 17.3?
-Enable the new Protection for Stolen Devices feature under Face ID & Passcode settings.
Why is Protection for Stolen Devices important to enable?
-It prevents access to sensitive personal data like iCloud Keychain passwords in case your iPhone is stolen.
What happens if someone tries to change your Apple ID password on a stolen device?
-The protection introduces a security delay before any changes can be made, alerting you to unauthorized access attempts.

Outlines

00:00

😀 Neue iOS 17 Update mit Face ID Schutz

Paragraph 1 discusses the new iOS 17.3 update from Apple and recommends installing it. It advises updating apps in the App Store, checking for carrier updates, and enabling the new 'Protection for Stolen Devices' feature which requires Face ID and adds a 1 hour delay for disabling when away from trusted locations.

05:00

😃 Aktiviere den Schutz für gestohlene Geräte

Paragraph 2 provides more details on the new Protection for Stolen Devices feature in iOS 17.3. It explains how it protects your Apple ID password and iCloud Keychain passwords in case your iPhone is stolen, even if the passcode is known. It highly recommends activating this feature for improved security.

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Keywords

💡iOS

iOS is the name of the operating system used on Apple mobile devices like iPhones and iPads. The video discusses the release of iOS version 17.3 and the new features and settings it contains. Understanding iOS and its version numbering provides context for the overall theme of the video.

💡Update

A software update refers to a newer version of the operating system or applications being released by the developers. The video focuses on the iOS 17.3 update for iPhones and recommends users install it to get new features and fixes. Updates are important for improving the software.

💡App Updates

App updates refer to newer versions of apps being released in the App Store. The video advises checking the App Store and updating all apps after installing iOS 17.3, since apps often get updates to work properly with new iOS versions. Keeping apps updated is good practice.

💡Modem Update

A modem firmware update improves the iPhone's cellular modem software. The video recommends checking Settings > General > About after installing iOS 17.3 to see if a new modem update is available and installing it if so. This keeps the cellular connectivity working optimally.

💡Stolen Device Protection

This is a new security feature in iOS 17.3 that prevents access to personal data if the iPhone is stolen. It requires Face ID and delays Settings changes when away from trusted locations. The video highly recommends enabling it to protect sensitive information in case of theft.

💡iCloud Keychain

This refers to secure password storage in iCloud. The video explains that the new stolen device protection prevents thieves with just your passcode from accessing your iCloud Keychain passwords. So private data remains protected.

💡Face ID

Face ID is Apple's facial recognition system for unlocking iOS devices and authorizing purchases. The new stolen device protection requires Face ID even if the passcode is known, for additional security. Face ID ensures the real owner is accessing the device.

💡Settings

The Settings app on iOS is where users can customize device preferences and features. The video looks at several specific Settings areas like iCloud Keychain and Face ID that relate to the new protections in iOS 17.3.

💡Activation Lock

This feature makes a stolen iOS device unusable by locking it to the owner's Apple ID. The new protections in iOS 17.3 build on Activation Lock by adding deferred Settings changes and required Face ID for better security.

💡Passcode

The numeric passcode helps protect iOS devices. But the video points out passcode alone is no longer enough to access sensitive data with the new protections. Using a strong passcode remains important but is now part of a layered approach.

Highlights

Update apps after installing iOS 17.3

Install carrier update if available

New theft protection feature in iOS 17.3

Re-enable Face ID and passcode if disabled

Activate theft protection feature

Theft protection requires Face ID, not just passcode

Delays sensitive changes when away from trusted locations

Protects Apple ID password and iCloud Keychain passwords

One hour delay before disabling theft protection

Secures Apple ID and passwords if iPhone is stolen

Recommended to install iOS 17.3 and enable theft protection

Setting overview after updating to iOS 17.3

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