Apple is all set to introduce advanced security features with iOS 16.2. In addition to several updates, Apple is going to add highly secure end-to-end encryption for iCloud backups. These backups will be introduced as part of the Advanced Data Protection. Thus, indicating that the data access is provided to the users only. Where Apple won’t have the access to it.
This extra layer of security requires the users to learn about it and set it accordingly. Thus, making the users more responsible for their data protection. After all, in today’s world, it is quite satisfying if only the particular user has access to their data.
In this news story, we will cover a brief of step-by-step instructions to set up the end-to-end encryption for your iCloud backups on your iPhone. iOS 16.2 is only available to beta users. Setting up the backup on iCloud requires iOS 16.2. Apple has declared that iOS will be made public for consumers in the US by the end of 2022. Where remaining users will be given complete access by early 2023.
Do note that you are required to do these two important things before enabling Advanced Data Protection:
It means that any device in your use i.e., Apple TVs, HomePods, iPadOS 16.2, macOS 13.1, and watchOS 9.1 all are required to be updated to the latest version 16.2.
Setting up the Account Recovery
Setting up account recovery is critical. Since Apple will not be recovering the data. Follow the given steps to set up account recovery:
In addition to this, you can also set up a recovery contact or a recovery key. To do so, follow these steps:
How to turn on Advanced Data Protection?
Once you have enabled Account Recovery, you can set up Advanced Data Protection.
Given this, you can now enjoy more iCloud backups on your latest Apple devices.
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