According to the information provided, Apple has introduced a new security feature in iOS 18 that causes iPhones to reboot if they are not unlocked for 72 hours. This feature, known as the ‘inactivity reboot,’ has been confirmed by security researchers.
The concern arose when law enforcement officers and forensic experts noticed that some iPhones were rebooting under mysterious circumstances, making it difficult for them to access the devices and extract data. This new feature is designed to enhance security but has raised concerns among law enforcement and forensic experts regarding data access.
The ‘inactivity reboot’ feature is part of Apple’s efforts to improve the security of its iPhone devices. By forcing a reboot after a prolonged period of inactivity, the company aims to protect user data and make it more challenging for unauthorized access.
