Tech expert Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson reveals how to protect yourself with eight steps if your iPhone is lost or stolen.

Unlocking an iPhone 16 without a passcode or Face ID is difficult, especially on newer iOS versions to protect your data.

Apple is aware that an iPhone might be someone's only device with the Find My app, so you can also access the Find My network ...

IPhones are expensive gadgets. It can be pretty devastating when you lose one. You''ll probably feel bad if your closest ...

The ability to share a photo album on iPhone is yet another feature that extends to not just other Apple devices you own, but ...

Setting up iCloud is simple, especially if you only have one device. If you have multiple, start with the one you’ll use most ...

Change the file format your iPhone shoots in (+ take the picture) ...

To take full advantage of iCloud Photos and securely download your valuable memories, follow these detailed step-by-step instructions in the video below, tailored for iPhone, iPad, Mac ...

Apple typically refreshes its iCloud web portal alongside its major software updates each year, often to match new features ...

On the iPhone and iPad, go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud > iCloud Drive > Manage ... which can lead you to find the files in the app or on disk. But the only action you can take is to ...

Doing this achieves two things: It prevents a thief from flipping the iPhone into Airplane Mode, which cuts it off from the internet and stops users from locating it or wiping it remotely, and it also ...

Using iCloud on the web is also an option ... This method is similar to how you can use your Apple Watch to find your iPhone and is how iOS and Mac users find their missing devices.