Re: How to disable stolen device protection when Touch ID does not work

2024-05-20 Thread Jonathan C. Cohn
If the phone knows where your home location is, you should be able to bypass the touch ID prompt at your home address. Otherwise you’re pretty much out of luck. I’m sure Apple has some kind of workaround. Sent from my iPhone > On May 20, 2024, at 3:33 PM, Paul Hopewell wrote: > > Hello, > I a

How to disable stolen device protection when Touch ID does not work

2024-05-20 Thread Paul Hopewell
Hello, I am running IOS 17.5 on my iPhone se 2020. I have stolen device protection set I have stolen device protection set on with delay always set on. Alas my fingerprint is not recognised by Touch ID and so I need to add another fingerprint. Whenever I try to do this the iPhone asks me to auth