Moral of the story: We should keep our eyes,ears open and be very careful while opening our phone( whether it is ios or android) in Public Areas and be very responsible and alert.... Any negligence will cause a blunder.

@neon_arch

Жыл бұрын

Yeah exactly

@acee001

Жыл бұрын

finger print superoity

@AbhijeetKumar-cm3jh

Жыл бұрын

Finger print gang, rise up and shine !!

@gurkiratsandhu

Жыл бұрын

@@AbhijeetKumar-cm3jh iOS has Face ID too. He’s talking about the time when one needs to fill in password when fingerprint or Face ID is not working , example after rebooting phone or several unsuccessful attempts. Then password has to be filled no matter Android or iOS

@hardikyadav5277

Жыл бұрын

if my iPhone gets lost, I don`t connect my Mac to the internet, safely secure my files, and then follow the subsequent procedures. Also, we should do a backup of my files and photos in an external SSD, which costs around 100 USD for 1TB. If I belong to a billionaire family then I buy a NAS for my backup.

Moral of the story: buy s23 for both stealing and privacy😂

@tanmaydabhade7745

Жыл бұрын

lol

@aady3291

Жыл бұрын

bhai...tum to ekkdm garda udda diye ho😂

@GauravKmrSingh

Жыл бұрын

1 Pill a chamcung user and bypass s23 using fingerprint or photo of pattern or pascode using iphone 48mp camera 2 Open settings go to passwords and abara ka dabra you got all the access. 3 enjoy chamchung s23 user's data and low balance bank account.

@kunalkumar9399

Жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Are you sure that's the moral of the story? This requires a "friend" who is really the most evil snake to work, AND for you to not have Stolen Device Protection turned on, AND for you to time travel back in time before even this remote possibility was already fixed before you uploaded this video, AND for the thief to be your identical twin who has the same Face ID, AND for them to somehow get past the one hour delay-lock period. But most importantly, for you to be dumb enough to give your phone to an evil "friend" who wants to ruin your life, AND give him your passcode, AND for you to somehow have bank apps that don't require FaceID (which I am not even aware of those but maybe there are some.) I'm sorry but this video is so hyped up misinformation. Lying and exaggerating and misinforming the public with fear-based half-truths is not a service, sir, it's evil.

This is why after my iphone11 I switched to samsung, they have seperate app locks and the most important thing fingerprint. I generally find androids very safe unless you download external apk

@guramritsingh6377

Жыл бұрын

@Sparky and secondly provide only necessary permissions

@deborshisaha4310

Жыл бұрын

@Sparky even untrusted websites are safe for you if you use a Nokia phone.

@anilkumargupta8555

Жыл бұрын

@Sparky even mobile like samasung has strong kernel level antivirus no to worry

@GauravKmrSingh

Жыл бұрын

1 Pill a chamcung user and bypass s23 using fingerprint or photo of pattern or pascode using iphone 48mp camera 2 Open settings go to passwords and abara ka dabra you got all the access. 3 enjoy chamchung s23 user's data and low balance bank account.

@anilkumargupta8555

Жыл бұрын

@@GauravKmrSingh there is burning smell coming from you

Samsung has done wonders in this regard Eg for baking / security u can use a separate phone inside a phone like secure folder ..in which u can use another samsung account pin finger print which has nothing to do with phone unlocking or main account ..

@kkadam2636

Жыл бұрын

Yup, it is almost like a virtual machine (could be an actual virtual machine I don't remember precisely)

Holy crap!! I didn't know that we can change the apple ID password using just iphone's PIN. This is a major blunder from apple's side. Thankyou so much Harnoor for telling us about this.

@parakatesreekanth

Жыл бұрын

Original content here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4mNsaaKcsKYp7Q.html

@Sneaky_007

Жыл бұрын

I do this everytime when i forget my pass

@anand.chaudhari

Жыл бұрын

Bubble burst moment for guys like you! Bas cool ban ne ke liye le liya hoga iPhone lol. Samsung Knox is far better. Try

@akashsrivastava7895

Жыл бұрын

@Anand Chaudhari I already have a galaxy and a pixel. No need to try anything I guess. PS- Get out of the mentality that iphone would make you cool, if possible.

@anand.chaudhari

Жыл бұрын

@@akashsrivastava7895 dost india mein toh aisa hi hai. iPhones are a status symbol in a developing country like india. US mein people use them just cuz of iMessage. India mein toh iMessage nai hota phir bhi 🤦‍♂️

Fingerprint Sensor is the only solution for changing the password. Sadly Apple ditched that.

@AbhijeetKumar-cm3jh

Жыл бұрын

​@Ravi Ranjan and you rarely have to use your password when you can use your finger... Very less chance of someone seeing

@shriyashmangaonkar8542

Жыл бұрын

What if someone lost his finger after setting fingerprint?

@hdkloh6857

Жыл бұрын

@@shriyashmangaonkar8542 You can add multiple fingerprints.

@Proooooooyytrtgbh2479

Жыл бұрын

Now security ditches apple

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Wrong. FaceID uses 3D. It's much easier to lift a fingerprint from your cup and recreate it. But much harder to use a 3D stereoscopic scanner on someone's face and then go to a 3D printer and have the exact dimensions correct, while putting the right infrared living body signature into the dummy face. Maybe 007 can do it but not your average thief. Pegasus spyware hacking works much easier on Android phones. For an iPhone they have to steal your phone and mail it in to an overseas lab to hack into it. In this case the only ones who are able to do that are government security agencies.

I love how instead of saying a thief uses his phone to record your passcode he constantly says Samsung s23 ultra. Some flexing going on

@pratik1881

Жыл бұрын

grow up

@SameerVedantika0620

Жыл бұрын

Who flexes with filthy Android phone like Samsung ! Gross !

@nishant5655

Жыл бұрын

@@SameerVedantika0620 iphone gross 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮

@vinit9979

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@yadavom734

Жыл бұрын

Are he is not flexing , s23 ultra has 100x zoom feature using which thief may be able to see you entering your passcode from a long distance

Update: Now you can set a different password to prevent these. Go to screen time and set a new pin (different from lockscreen password). Now Go to screen time -> Content & Privacy Restrictions Then set Don’t Allow to Account Changes and Passcode changes. Now you can’t access those settings related to account and passcode without entering the new pin.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Yep you can also make it erase the phone after 10 wrong tries.

I loved the idea of using 2-3 extra character at the end of the saved password. Will definitely sit down today and change the password of my major accounts using this.Thanks bro.

As far as i know, If you have multiple Apple devices (given youre using same apple id on both devices) and you want to change the Apple ID’s password, it asks you for a security code that is only displayed on the other device. You cant just change it using your device password. In my case i was also asked to verify some of personal details like my dob etc.

@PradeepH-ng4gc

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I had this issue, so I am using different logins for iphone, macbook and ipad. Now they don't ask for other devise.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Enable the higher security features built into iPhone and you're fine. 1. Turn on Stolen Device Protection. 2. Require FaceID 3. For any app that contains personal private finance information, turn on the option to require FaceID for opening that app. With that simple 1,2,3, it's much easier and better than all (mis)information in this video. Samsung phone hackable via APK vulnerabilities using Pegasus. iPhone not possible unless your a government security agency who mails your phone to the overseas lab. Unless your iPhone is stolen by the CIA, you're safe. On Android, you got 19MB of private data literally uploading daily to Google which is then traded to hundreds if not thousands of data brokers, all putting it in their own database, just waiting for one day a hacker to break into one of these hundreds of systems and do a ransomware and dump it all onto the dark web.

"If the face ID doesn't work, I try to enter my password while hiding my screen" The most illogical "iPhone problem" ever... They could just remove that ugly notch and give a fingerprint scanner by getting rid of their ridiculous face ID

@ItzPM

Жыл бұрын

And they say Apple is innovative You are paying this much for a phone and you don't get basic fingerprint sensor which you can get even in an entry level phone

@theflyer79

Жыл бұрын

@@ItzPM They just want to give something fancy.. they don't really care about security. They are innovative in some aspects but how does it matter if your phone lacks basic security features

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

You are a victim of misinformation. Just turn on FaceID and Stolen Device Protection, and none of this is ever a problem. FaceID is much more innovative and secure than TouchID because you can't lift a face from a coffee cup. I'm surprised you don't even think of this. How can anyone think TouchID is better than FaceID?

In my opinion, Apple should bring back the Touch ID to the newer iPhones. People can either use the Face ID or the Touch ID whichever is convenient while in Public instead of typing their passcode. And yeah, never blindly trust anyone and share your passcode! Not even your closest friends.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Just require FaceID and turn on Stolen Device Protection. This whole video is a hyped up lie. FaceID is superior to TouchID. You can't "lift a face" off of a coffee cup.

The same goes with an Android you can easily change your Gmail account's password by going to login portal (on a browser) and tapping forgot password. You'll get a popup on the same phone asking if you're the one trying to sign in and once you tap yes it'll ask you if you want to change your password. You're trapped on both sides anyways:)

@subhraneelacharjee2616

Жыл бұрын

Not really. In Gmail, if you have provided an alternative email ID then a popup to verify whether is sent to that mail ID only. In short the thief has to steal 2 phones and not only one

@singhmp

Жыл бұрын

Just tried, this is partially true. If you use incognito or other device, you need to enter phone number, otp, screen lock, and allow the popup But if you goto phone settings, you can just use device password to change google account password :O

@simand7339

Жыл бұрын

@@subhraneelacharjee2616 But most of the time that alternative I'd is also logged in on the same phone. The only way to prevent these treats as of now is setting an app lock on apps like messages & gmail

@simand7339

Жыл бұрын

@@singhmp lol I had no idea that was possible.

@khushalsinghrathore7499

Жыл бұрын

@@singhmp yes you are right I tried it just now , and I am successfully possible to change my gmail password with my phone password .

Harnoor after a few months: My experience with new MacBook 😂

Why not use Face ID? I own iPhone since last 2 years and never used passcode or password

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

The video is hyped misinformation that requires the user to do about 29 things wrong for this to happen. Fortunately, new updates make even that impossible. Even so, just look for new videos on how to keep your iPhone safe and then you're far safer than any Samsung. There is a reason why multinational corporations who do business travel to China, ALL REQUIRE THE EMPLOYEES TO HAVE iPHONE. Yes, even Microsoft requires their employees in China to use iPhone.

How to Lock iCloud settings: Go to Settings, Screen Time, turn on screen time passcode, (create one) click on Content and Privacy Restrictions, turn it on. Then scroll to bottom and change to Not Allow for both Passcode changes and Account changes. Now you have a separate pin for iCloud and they won’t be able to change your iPhone passcode or password and won’t be able to log you out of your other devices because it’s grayed out. Done.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

So sad this video scared people into buying a much less secure Android, instead of telling this. There's a reason why Microsoft requires its employees in China to use iPhones.

11:31 200 IQ play!

I really like samsung must have feature which is repair mode, you can your phone to any third party repair shop and they can only access tools to test the device.

There’s a solution. Go to screen time > content and restrictions. Then change it from changing account details . Then set a screen time passcode DIFFERENT THATN YOUR PHONE PASSCODE. That’s it. No changes can me made in your Apple ID section without that passcode.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Yes, also require FaceID to open any private data apps. Use Guided Access when giving phone to a non-family member (they can only use the apps you gave permission for.). Set up one hour delay+FaceID for any account changes. Enjoy being 1000x times safer than any Android which is susceptible to built-in spyware, and vulnerabilities to APKs with root hacks.

TLDR : Use biometrics

Bro,someone can change Google account password also…. if you have linked you phone no. with Google account and that phone number’s sim is in that phone or you get tap yes on that phone on which account is present

Go to settings -> Screen time -> set a screen time passcode -> content and privacy restrictions -> scroll down -> change 'allow' to 'don't allow' for passcode and account changes. Now you are completely secured.

Bro your trick to not save last 3 letter of password is awesome. Unfortunately now I have more than like 250 passwords in my bitwarden account so it is next to impossible to change them all but a good trick.

@clear_vision_

Жыл бұрын

Maybe lets consider adopting this trick for the most important accounts. Since every damn website needs us to signin nowadays, even our password managers are spammed.

I am not an iphone owner, but you can do the exact same thing with Android device also. And with Android its even more scarier because most of us use Google Single sign on service for almost all other websites. So if Google is compromised , everything else falls with it.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

You can prevent it on both. In 2024 this isn't an issue for Apple. But not even in 2023 if you do it right. 1. Require FaceID for account changes. 2. Use Guided Access when giving phone to friend, it locks them to a single app. 3. Stolen Device Protection turn ON 4. Set one hour delay and FaceID during main account changes. 5. For the rare banking apps that don't require FaceID (are there any?), you can set any app to require FaceID to get in there. For example if you're dumb enough to keep bank account numbers in a Notes app or something, just require FaceID to open the notes app.

The information provided in this video should be spread to everyone as fast as possible. Thank you Harnoor for sharing this crucial information with us.🙏

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

No, this misinformation in this video is so bad that it's forcing good people like me to comment on every comment to stop this disinformation. Enable the higher security features built into iPhone and you're fine. 1. Turn on Stolen Device Protection. 2. Require FaceID 3. For any app that contains personal private finance information, turn on the option to require FaceID for opening that app. With that simple 1,2,3, it's much easier and better than all (mis)information in this video. Samsung phone hackable via APK vulnerabilities using Pegasus. iPhone not possible unless your a government security agency who mails your phone to the overseas lab. Unless your iPhone is stolen by the CIA, you're safe. On Android, you got 19MB of private data literally uploading daily to Google which is then traded to hundreds if not thousands of data brokers, all putting it in their own database, just waiting for one day a hacker to break into one of these hundreds of systems and do a ransomware and dump it all onto the dark web.

From now on I will just runaway from people with s23,s22,21,20 ultra

I dont understand why people are using password on iPhone even after they have Face ID

The MOST unexpected privacy flaw I SEE with recent version is revealing WiFI passwords

@roronoazorro8822

Жыл бұрын

Correct.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Incorrect. You are never forced to reveal a WiFi password. If you do choose to reveal it (because you need to remember it), just make sure an evil hacker isn't staring over your shoulder. Like duh! If that's the worst flaw you can think of then it's pretty damned good security!

That’s why Touch ID should be there with Face ID for convenience.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

TouchID less secure than FaceID. You can't lift a Face from a coffee cup. Just use all the other security features in the iPhone and it's 5 times more secure than any Samsung phone. Nothing in this video is even possible now. But also could be prevented back then by turning on the extra security. Or, just not giving passcode to evil people.

After watching it I feel safer with the google & the windows ecosystem.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

That's because you were misinformed by the video. Those ecosystems are far less secure. Vulnerability to viruses and spyware is about 100x greater. In addition, both of those OS's have built in spyware and more security vulnerabilities. If you set up FaceID and stolen device protection correctly, the Apple ecosystem is ALMOST unhackable. The exception is if the CIA steals your phone and mails it to an overseas lab to use the famous Pegasus system on it. And even then, newer iPhones are often unhackable by this. (It comes and goes on which time of the year the newer version of Pegasus can get into the phone, and when the iPhone update has blocked it again.)

I Android you have to enter the password every 72 hours to make sure the phone wasn't stolen. You can use fingerprint and just make sure to open the phone with your password when you are at home once and you are set for 72 hours with fingerprint in Android phones.

Great bunch of Information compiled in the video. Thanks HArnoor Singh Regards Purav

@HeroicGoose

Жыл бұрын

Tf is this comment

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

No, I'm afraid your mind has been cluster-bombed with misinformation. Enable the higher security features built into iPhone and you're fine. 1. Turn on Stolen Device Protection. 2. Require FaceID 3. For any app that contains personal private finance information, turn on the option to require FaceID for opening that app. With that simple 1,2,3, it's much easier and better than all (mis)information in this video. Samsung phone hackable via APK vulnerabilities using Pegasus. iPhone not possible unless your a government security agency who mails your phone to the overseas lab. Unless your iPhone is stolen by the CIA, you're safe. On Android, you got 19MB of private data literally uploading daily to Google which is then traded to hundreds if not thousands of data brokers, all putting it in their own database, just waiting for one day a hacker to break into one of these hundreds of systems and do a ransomware and dump it all onto the dark web.

Samsung paid this man millions for each time he said S23 Ultra

@quahogfamily8971

Жыл бұрын

s23 ultra can zoom in a lot

Always use alpha numeric password on the phone that also more than 10 characters .

@meetsingh7709

Жыл бұрын

Face I'd is also safe

Indian banks are much more secure in that regard. HDFC for example doesn't allow more than 50k transfer for the first 24 hours to any newly added beneficiary. At least you get some time to do the damage control.

My airpods case is no longer charging after using it for little over 1 year. My MacBook air M1's keyboard and trackpad randomly freeze... Doesn't feel it worth paying premium for Apple products

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

At the time you wrote this, your MacBook Air M1 is 3 years old. Your random freezing is probably from some other software you installed. Try logging in as guest user to verify this. When you see it's working fine, you will want to uninstall or create new user account for yourself for a fresh install. Next time be more careful installing junk utilities and what permissions you give them. Unlike Windows, you have full control in the Settings app over what permissions the junk software is allowed to do. For ANY DEVICE that uses USB-C charging, there is a rule. Use a Qi-pad. The USB-C port has a mean-time of failure of 10000 plug-ins before something will break in there and it won't work anymore. Use wireless Qi charging and only use USB-C for data transfer and other uses, and the USB-C will still work on the day before the device dies for some other reason.

iPhone 14 pro is the worst device I’ve ever purchased.

This happens mostly in US or western countries where no OTP or cvv etc kind of 2FA are used.

@atulya7026

Жыл бұрын

Ye khud ko tezaswi samajhte hain.

@shubhamupadhyay8652

Жыл бұрын

Looks like u have never used netbanking

@ajinkya820

Жыл бұрын

@@shubhamupadhyay8652 so you mean to say net banking does not have OTP or 2fa?

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

In western countries FaceID and/or 2FA are required to even open the app. This video is mostly hyped misinformation about a very hypothetical case that did happen to careless people with no security turned on that were also drunk and letting someone spy on their passcode. It's no longer possible and even wasn't possible then with the right settings set up. There's a reason why Microsoft requires its employees in China to use iPhones. It's the most secure phone by 100 times.

I think its better if they combine SECURITY QUESTIONS method also ask to connect to frequently connected Home WiFi networks Its better if they combine Passcode , Face ID , Front CAM and Siri Voice recognition to confirm the owner that should also help the OWNER with infinite tries instead of disabling it. The number You use for 2FA should always stays in your home , Never Ever use your personal number.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Enable the higher security features built into iPhone and you're fine. 1. Turn on Stolen Device Protection. 2. Require FaceID 3. For any app that contains personal private finance information, turn on the option to require FaceID for opening that app. With that simple 1,2,3, it's much easier and better than all (mis)information in this video.

Bta that's why bhim upi is much better than rest of the payment services

Why not turn down brightness to 0 in public places??🤔

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Or just use FaceID ;). But yeah good point

While you may be correct, the current state of affairs suggests that the Apple ecosystem provides the highest level of security available. To date, there have been no reports of security breaches on iPhones. Moreover, incidents of fraud tend to occur among individuals who exhibit carelessness not only with their phones but also in their general approach to life, such as sharing OTPs. This, however, should not be misconstrued as a failure on Apple's part to provide top-notch security for their devices. As a proud user of the Apple ecosystem, I remain confident in its ability to protect my data and ensure my privacy. I have no intention of using Android for my personal use or storing my data on it, as I am aware of how readily a third-party application can obtain access to all of your personal information.

@GaganPrajapati

Жыл бұрын

I just tried this and it is really a flaw in the Apple ecosystem. I am really concered now because I was able to change my apple ID password with just my iphone password. According to me, changing apple ID password should have involved entering previous password or an OTP sent to your phone number

@clear_vision_

Жыл бұрын

People like you are Apple's unofficial marketing team. I mean no offense, you are just trying to be a loyal consumer. But some times the overlords at Apple should take inputs from outside their doughnut headquarters

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

​@@GaganPrajapati You did not set up the FaceID + one hour delay on changing password. You did not set up a screen time passcode different from your iPhone passcode. You did not set up FaceID to unlock the settings app and any other app that contains private financial information. If you do all this, you no longer have any security flaws AND you are 1000 times more secure than a phone that literally uploads 19MB of your private data to Google and Facebook daily. For those who do not know, Facebook has been caught numerous times in breaking the privacy laws of many nations, and is the parent company of Instagram and WhatsApp. If you use any of these services, I'd definitely get an iPhone. There is a reason why even Microsoft requires their employees visiting China to have iPhones.

Bhai same apne bhi sare passwords apke style mai he creat kiye huye hain&all data sync with I cloud plus google g mails id with google one vo bhi extra paid storage ke sath or koi bhi password save nahi Kiya hai vo alag se note karke rakhe huye hain,,,or proper extra layers of security like WhatsApp passwords & important data or mai phone bahut jaldi jaldi change karta hun kyunki mujhe alag alag phone's explore karna unko experience karna accha lagta hai to data transfer plus WhatsApp transfer ka problem bhi nahi hota it's a really informative video's thanks for sharing,,,love from india ♥️🙏

legend cannot even afford iphone😂😎

@parth8567

Жыл бұрын

Not legends lower middle class people.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

iPhones are cheaper than Android. Most people don't know it because they only look at the price to pay to get it in their hand. But Android phones don't last half as long. Their resale value drops very fast, so much, that most Android users never resell their phone when getting the next one. By the time you bought your third Android, you actually spent about double the money of buying and keeping a single iPhone, which is still getting all the updates and functioning better. At the end of the day, if money is a problem, you can't afford Android. You can't afford NOT to get an iPhone. Find one in good shape on the used market. Even an iPhone 12 is a good choice over a new Android, so check the price comparisons.

Solution : Fingerprint scanner😊

@summirsatija

Жыл бұрын

If someone has your password then finger print is pointless

Best solution: apple understanding this issue and providing i) a fingerprint scanner along with face id ii) having 2 factor authentication for apple ID iii) not letting hackers change apple ID passwords with just the phone passcode Also since it's an "ecosystem" , other devices should be notified about the change in password n stuffs just like how google does it when u try to login from another new device.

@bevee8776

11 ай бұрын

This is how Android have for better security solutions just use your email id and password you even access your account with two step verification 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Obviously you don't have apple or you'd know the current system is much more secure AND easier than the system you proposed.

12:56 thanks for suggestions 😊

you can set your passwords manager to face id no one getting to your passwords fin.

Thats why I use Nokia 3310

Thanks for spreading awareness brother about this cyber security issue.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

It's misinformation. Turn on FaceID required to open apps with private data. Turn on Stolen Device Protection so there is one hour delay for anyone to have access to any account settings changes. Require FaceID to make those changes. Now, enjoy your iPhone is 10 times more secure than any Android. 🤟

But didn’t you have face id in apple for this only reason 😂😂

thats why i don't keep a single bank related app in phone. all banking website are blocked and the id i used for play-store is totally different .

Hi Harnoor, I have 1 question- what if we use Yubico 2fa on password manager? Is it safe ?

Good video. As a data scientist i have 7 great walls of china(my lock) in my iPhone which is very difficult to unlock for me sometimes to be secure!

Was thinking of buy IPhone, guess what S23 Ultra will be the one I'm buying.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Big mistake, trusting is misinformation video for this. There's a reason why Microsoft requires its employees in China to use iPhones.

@10:17 What a timing as you snaps your finger the screen of Macbook goes off😁

Thanks for the tips Harnoor . I changed my 6 digit apple id login code to a complex alphanumeric code rn .

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Turn on Stolen Device Protection so there is one hour delay before any account changes can be made. (It also notifies every other apple device when someone tries this, so you can remotely block them.). Turn on FaceID for any apps that have private financial data. Require FaceID to make account changes. Now you are properly set up and safe. It's a shame he didn't share this real information which only takes 30 seconds to show. Instead he scares people away from iPhone to use much less secure Android. Did you know that corporations who send officers to China REQUIRE THEM TO USE iPHONE? There's a reason. It's much more secure. Just use the right features.

Correction at 4:30 You can change your Gmail Password if you just click on forgot password, You might receive the otp on the sim of the phone and if 2FA is on you can easily approve it through the notification.

@kb79

Жыл бұрын

Not every Gmail that is currently on your phone. You can change only the one that is created on that phone with ease but if you created on other devices then u can't, unless it's the main account on your phone I guess.

Sir which u loves anroid ios if anroid which is favourite brand in anroid

If you have samsung screen lock pin than go to setting than google than change password than forget password than change using screen lock password , its done

So glad u suggested the trick of using unique codes at the end of saved passwords! It’s brilliant! You are smarter than you know. Keep up.

In two factor authentication i always use my family member sim number and they use mine so whenever its stolen the authentication number is still with me

hiarnoor, great to see the evolution in your content nowadays, i'd suggest that you improve the bgm in your videos to make them more engaging

Apple should enable system of separate apple id password.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

It's not necessary. The current system will properly work fine, unlike what this video made you believe.

Thanks for educating us regarding this issue.

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

Sorry, you were uneducated with misinformation cluster bomb. An iPhone with FaceID and Stolen Device Protection, means no one could do this unless they are holding a gun to your head and making you do it. And no other system can stop that scenario. But in the Apple system, there is also the one hour delay protection built in. So then they have to wait an hour and make you do it again. And if you accidentally type in wrong code, you can lock it out for even longer.

I too use a password manager, bitwarden but even if i give you my phone unlocked, it needs a master password or fingerprint every time I use or open it

One workaround is to use screen time feature to put a lock on changing the passcode. Use a different password than passcode

Great video bro for talking about apple ecosystem problem. And security flaws

so fingerprint sensor in Android phones makes sense

@sidn5172

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Just think you are sleeping someone takes your finger and places on the sensor phone unlocks 😂

@Multiverse_is_real

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@@techkryshorts1848 Donate your brain to museum 🤣🤣🤣You are legend 😆😆

@redi6460

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@@sidn5172 but Gmail doesn't open with same fingerprint and upi pin is also different.

This is not technical problem, this is human issuess

Hacker watching 👀 Me :- Fingerprint 🗿

I really like the idea for securing a password manager breach. I'm going to try it.

It means Android is better, atleast we can set password in every app so it is difficult to hack

All problems one solution : Android

That’s not that easy that you’re saying bro, by default we are using face ID in iPhone to unlock. Most of the time it is really not required to enter password in public to unlock iPhones because face ID works well.

you can use Microsoft one note in this we can lock section , or you can use notion

But who uses passcode instead of face lock on iPhone

I don't speak a foreign language I'm afraid.

IPhone 15 new features : finger print scanner

All youtubers - Apple Just works ❤️ Thief and scammers - so does for me 😂

I am seamlessly using an android phone and a macBook. Many of my friends told me to get an Iphone because I have a Macbook. But I am happy with Android. In future also i'll continue using android. The combination of both Android and MacBook is more than enough for me. I don't care about any particular Ecosystem.

It is not that only iCloud or apple ecosystem is to be blamed. If have a Android same things could happen to you as well. Don't just use apple as a clickbait.

Gmail kon boola android se reset nahi hota after patern lock open. Try once and let me know 😂😂😂😂😂

This is even more dangerous in Android if you just once logged into some other device everything will be synced to it even passwords

This is possible for Google Account too. Just your device password does the job.

I some apps and flexible working android samsung is really better than IOS used to use I phone 13 Pro but due to many reasons shifted to S23 ultra , S23 ultra camera is very sharp 200 megappixel

The video was extremely useful 😃

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

No, your brain was confused with misinformation. Just set up FaceID and Stolen Device Protections and none of this is a problem. There's a reason why Microsoft requires its employees in China to use iPhones.

Always enable 2 factor authentication apart from password.

Then why are you smiling if ur friend is facing this issue.

It can also be happen with android as well 🤷🏻‍♂️ my dad gmail account got hacked 😢 nothing is 100% secure in this world…there is always a loophole 😢 sad but true…

@redi6460

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But Gmail is not bank account, with apple everything is in one place.

Get a privacy screen/privacy tempered glass instead of a regular one. Few trade offs but ultimately so much better

is there is no fingerprint in iphone ?????

This is also what I thought about long back, the otps come on the phone so thats a very significant single point of failure existing in this ecosystem. In mac one, and androids i know there is good thing that you can sign in with fingerprint so that solves the password leak issue.

@atulsharma1998

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Me to buddy

@freecivweb4160

14 күн бұрын

No, TouchID is less secure than FaceID. Can lift it from a coffee cup. There is a reason why Microsoft requires its employees in China to use iPhone. Just turn on all your better security settings in iPhone and you're 1000 times more secure than any Android. End of story.

So you mean we should use andriod instead of Apple devices?

its not apple's fault, people have negative mindset

Use graphene os

android also have similar problem, if you shown your password or same situation like you playing a song, they can enter into setting and add their fingerprint to the device of android, then they can use the entire mobile

Moral- gareebi ke bhi fayade hote hai 😂😂😂

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Thank you for this one, Harnoor! I just changed all my passwords.