<ul><li>iPhone running iOS 18.1 has a new feature called 'inactivity reboot' which restarts the device after four days of inactivity to make it harder to hack.</li><li>An iPhone that hasn't been unlocked since the last reboot is difficult to hack, while one that has been unlocked is easier to crack.</li><li>This new feature affects police and repressive regimes trying to access seized iPhone units or target activists and journalists.</li><li>Apple's commitment to privacy and security is evident in its continuous efforts to protect user data and embed privacy protections in their products.</li></ul>

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