iOS 18.1 Features BFU Mode

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inactivity reboot

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iPhones are rebooting to protect your data from thieves – here’s how it works

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Apple has added a feature called "inactivity reboot" in iOS 18.1 .

The new feature is designed to protect your data from thieves and more common mishaps.

The idea seems to be that this will thwart thieves who are waiting until they're able to get an unlocking device that will enable them to access your private data.

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