According to a report by The Washington Post, police departments and news sites are spreading misinformation about "NameDrop," a new feature in iOS 17. These outlets claim that simply bringing your iPhone close to another iPhone allows the other user to steal your contact information, without your consent or any action on your part. If that sounds scary, don't worry: It’s pure hogwash.Yes, NameDrop is enabled by default on all iPhones running iOS 17.1 or higher, and Apple Watches running watchOS 10.1 and higher. But it can be only used intentionally, and only with your consent. That's what a lot of news outlets and law enforcement agencies are getting wrong. The City of Chester Police Depart
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