A new iOS feature, called Activation Lock, disables the iPhone even if a thief has turned it off or erased the data on the phone. Some police officers have called for a feature like this — a “remote kill switch” that renders the stolen phone useless and difficult to sell in the black market. The phone can be reactivated only after the user logs into it with the right Apple ID and password.“We think this is going to be a great theft deterrent,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president for software engineering.Brian Chen – New York Times
June 2026: Member Q&A
Learn more about the Golden Gate OS releases and other member questions. Transcript: Aric 00:01 Welcome to the June 2026 PMUG podcast. Today, we’re going to answer members’ questions and learn some interesting things. Let’s get started. Okay. Welcome one and all to tonight’s PMUG meeting. It is June 9th, 2026. Let me put this … Read more




