The Wall Street Journal reports on a spate of attacks in which iPhone thieves obtain your passcode and then change your Apple ID password, disable Find My, make purchases with Apple Pay, and more.

How to Unlock an iPad Without a Passcode. Password-protecting an iPad you use for work is often necessary if the device contains confidential data about client projects or other sensitive ...

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From passcodes to biometrics to a couple of surprising methods, we've got all the ways you can unlock your iPhone, and we'll show you how to do it.

The possibility that I unknowingly changed my password then -- or while it was in my pocket -- is as far-fetched to me as my iPhone growing two opposable thumbs and changing the passcode itself.

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Passkeys are stored within your device's operating system or credential manager. So, what happens if your device falls into the wrong hands?

A convicted thief has revealed how he would trick owners into giving him their iPhone passcode — and then how he could steal their life savings.

Following incorrect password attempts, users can tap on the ‘Forgot Passcode?’ option that appears at the bottom of the screen.

Your face makes for a very good security check, but your passcode remains a weak spot. Here's how to change it to keep your iPhone data safe by changing your lock screen passcode.

Court: Teen’s driving killed someone, but he can’t be forced to give up passcode Florida appellate court finds that boy can invoke his Fifth Amendment privilege.