iOS 16 Has Two New Security Features for Worst-Case Scenarios
said that it offers software that is secure and private enough for all users by default, without special tiers or paid services. As digital threats to its users expand, though, the company has had to evolve this philosophy. And today's release ofSafety Check andare very different tools, but Apple has built them both into its latest mobile operating system release as lifelines for digital worst-case scenarios.
“I do think that things like Lockdown Mode and Safety Check are good,” says Thomas Reed, director of Mac and mobile platforms at the antivirus maker Malwarebytes. “People criticize Apple for not opening up iOS enough, and those folks would say this is just a token effort to silence critics. I don’t agree, though.
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