securing_your_devices
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In particular, if you use your phone for [[two-factor_authentication|two-factor authentication]] via a message, if that message pops up on the lock screen, someone who has stolen or found your phone would see that code. | In particular, if you use your phone for [[two-factor_authentication|two-factor authentication]] via a message, if that message pops up on the lock screen, someone who has stolen or found your phone would see that code. | ||
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+ | ====Enable auto-wipe ==== | ||
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+ | If your device offers it, set it up to wipe automatically after sufficient incorrect password entries. However, make sure you take regular backups, as an annoyed child or curious toddler could, if left alone with your phone, wipe your device. | ||
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+ | ===iOS === | ||
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+ | * Settings / Face ID & Passcode / Erase Data | ||
====Replace sensitive identifiers with pseudonyms==== | ====Replace sensitive identifiers with pseudonyms==== |
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