Apple Personal Safety User Guide
- Welcome
- Personal safety at a glance
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- Intro to review and take action
- Secure AirDrop and NameDrop
- Securely control who you share content with from iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch
- Securely control who you share content with from Mac
- Safely manage how you forward content
- Reject unknown sign-in attempts
- Record suspicious activity
- Store your data securely in iCloud
- Delete suspicious content
- Manage Family Sharing settings
- Avoid fraudulent requests to share info
- Securely control your Home accessories
- How to erase all content and settings
- Restore the data you backed up
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- Intro to privacy and safety tools
- Update your Apple software
- Set a unique passcode or password
- Secure your iPhone or iPad with Face ID
- Secure your devices with Touch ID
- Delete unknown fingerprints from iPhone or iPad
- Add or delete fingerprints on your Mac
- Keep your Apple ID secure
- Use two-factor authentication
- Help prevent being locked out of your device
- Keep your device, app and website passwords secure on iPhone and iPad
- Manage shared password and passkeys
- App privacy features in Apple products
- Harden your devices against mercenary spyware
- Manage safety settings in Messages
- Use Check In for Messages
- Block calls and messages
- Receive warnings about sensitive images and videos on iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Keep your browsing history private
- Make an emergency call or text on iPhone or Apple Watch
- Obtain evidence related to another person’s account
- What’s new in personal safety
- Copyright
What’s new in personal safety with Apple devices
Since the last release of this guide, the following features have been added to help users with their personal safety when using Apple devices.
Unknown AirTags, Find My accessories and compatible Bluetooth tracking devices
This topic was updated to include tasks for new features. See Detecting unwanted trackers.
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