Apple’s iOS 16 has feature to protect people in abusive relationships. What to know


The added feature will include an emergency reset that allows users to 'easily sign out of iCloud on all their other devices, reset privacy permissions, and limit messaging to just the device in their hand,' according to a news release. — Reuters

Apple’s new operating system will include a feature meant to help those who may be in an abusive relationship, the company announced at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference.

The new feature, Safety Check, on iOS 16 will help users manage app access and passwords, the company said at the conference on June 6. It will also inform users who has their passwords and information, so users can review and revoke access to specific people.

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