Having an alphanumeric passcode is a great way to complicate your password more and prevent hackers from guessing it, because it uses both letters and numbers. Here's how to set it up.

Users can also set up a longer, alphanumeric passcode that's harder for bad actors to figure out. Device owners should also change the passcode immediately if they believe someone else has seen it.

Users can also set up a longer, alphanumeric passcode that's harder for bad actors to figure out. Device owners should also change the passcode immediately if they believe someone else has seen it.

Users can also set up a longer, alphanumeric passcode that's harder for bad actors to figure out. Device owners should also change the passcode immediately if they believe someone else has seen it.

It requires a criminal essentially watching an iPhone user enter the device’s passcode — for example, by looking over their shoulder at a bar or sporting event — or manipulating the device ...

It’s important to note, however, this type of takeover is hard to pull off. It requires a criminal essentially watch an iPhone user enter the device’s passcode — for example, by looking over ...

If you’re using an alphanumeric passcode alongside your phone’s biometric security you won’t need to enter a long password each time you unlock your phone.

Your iPhone's passcode is the first line of defense when it comes to protecting your private data. Here's how to set up a stronger one than ...

Apple rolled out a software update that makes an iPhone more secure with Stolen Device Protection, which locks your phone with biometric verification.

Users can also set up a longer, alphanumeric passcode that's harder for bad actors to figure out. Device owners should also change the passcode immediately if they believe someone else has seen it.