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Niels' anti-theft hack is one of dozens of iPhone tricks he has shared on his Instagram - where he has also educated followers on a host of handy hacks, including how to move multiple apps at the same time, how to turn the flashlight up and down in intensity, and how to speed up your phone's functionality. 'People think leaving your location on drains your phone's battery but this is not true,' one person commented. However others insisted that 'this is not true', while adding that sacrificing some of your battery life is worthwhile if it means your iPhone will remain safe. These settings lets users locate their iPhones when it is offline, in power reserve mode, and even after power off and will also share the phone's location with Apple when the battery is critically low Some people complained that keeping location services activated at all times 'drains their battery', with one joking: 'Battery drain joins the chat.' 'She turned airplane mode on without me having to use the control centre.' 'Make sure to turn of Siri when the phone is locked,' one man commented. The video has over one million views and thousands of comments, many of which share useful tips that help users keep their phones secure. It will also share the phone's most recent location with Apple when the battery is critically low. These settings allow users to locate their iPhone when it is offline, in power reserve mode, and even after the power has been shut off. 'Lastly go to your Apple ID, Find My, click on Find My iPhone, and make sure to toggle on Find My iPhone, Find My Network and Send Last Location,' he said. He explained that Find My - which allows users to track the location of all their Apple devices - has three subsections, however he warned that people usually only have the first setting toggled on. This is done by clicking on 'Privacy' in the iPhone settings section, and then going into the Location Services section.įinally, Niels moved on to the 'Find My' section of the phone. Should that step fail however, he asked users to ensure that 'Location Services' is always on.

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