I can find no mention of this feature in the article. It would seem that it would mitigate the core problem described by preventing someone in possession of your phone and passcode (but not the recovery key) from taking over your iCloud account.
I can find no mention of this feature in the article. It would seem that it would mitigate the core problem described by preventing someone in possession of your phone and passcode (but not the recovery key) from taking over your iCloud account.
Settings --> user thing at top --> password and security
Perhaps I'm in the wrong place.
I guess the only consolation is that eventually the phone will logout, so the attack would have to be done soon after getting the phone?
Update: It's much worse than that. I just got a login notification on my ipad for my apple id. So I'm not signed in. But, I went to reset the password, and it said I can do it with a passcode since I'm signed in to icloud.
So icloud signin lasts far longer than apple ID signin for the app store.
This seems like a serious vulnerability. Makes me rethink having multiple idevices, or putting anything in icloud keychain. Any one of them gives access to everything.
I am not a security expert though, so take this with a grain of salt.