Apple patents "Panic Mode" with Touch ID

Apple has unveiled a new way to enhance the security of its devices and the data they contain. If you're at risk of theft, you can activate " Panic Mode " to lock your phone with just one finger.

Now iPhone will know if you're in danger by how you swipe your finger on the screen

This system involves using only one specific finger, which will be programmed to lock all programmed data when you use it to unlock your iPhone. When you swipe your finger across the screen, it will lock all the data you have programmed , such as messages, personal data, payment functions, and even a way to find the culprit through audio and/or image.

The phone can take a picture of the person who has taken your phone or record them, to provide information. Another interesting feature Apple is working on is using and exploring the iPhone's location via GPS more thoroughly to track the device's position. All of this data will be sent to the cloud so you can view it and show it to the appropriate authorities.

It also includes the activation of an alarm that can only be deactivated by a finger and will not turn off until the person unlocks it. In addition, it has the ability to send a distress alert to other iPhones that are near you , as well as access your most used messaging or your phonebook and make calls.

These changes Apple is making offer users a bit more security regarding their personal data and the cloud-based data collection of who has used their smartphone. While there's no word yet on when Apple might include this fantastic feature in iOS, users hope this new update will be a great help when their safety is threatened.