Currently available on the first iOS 17 Developer Beta, the passcode reset option can be tested on iPhone XR models or newer. However, it will only work within 72 hours after the initial change.

That’s the reason why I think this new iOS 17 feature is so smart. At the same, it’s not a feature I ever want to rely on. Better said, I’d love it if I never forgot my new iPhone password.

If you change your iPhone's passcode and forget it soon after, iOS 17 has a new option available to help out. Specifically, it is now possible to reset an iPhone's new passcode with the previous ...

A new Passcode Reset feature has been added to iOS 17, which sounds like a fantastic addition for anyone who's accidentally locked themselves out of an iPhone after swapping passwords (via MacRumors).

In iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, it is now possible to reset an iPhone or iPad's new passcode with the previous passcode you used for up to three days after the change is made.

The new passcode reset feature in iOS 17 allows you to revert to your previous passcode for up to three days after changing. This means you can use your old passcode within 72 hours of setting a ...

In iOS 17, Apple has added a new feature that gives you 72 hours to use your old passcode after you change to a new one. This means that you have three days to revert your decision to change your ...

While the new passcode reset option added with the iOS 17 is a good thing for several iPhone users, it becomes useless once the 72 hour window is over. In that case, the old method of resetting ...

If you’ve forgotten your iPhone passcode and have an older device with a home button that’s running iOS 8.0 to 10.1, you should be able to unlock it without a passcode by exploiting an old ...

In today's digital era, securing personal data on iOS 18 devices is vital. Setting up a passcode is an effective measure against unauthorized access. This guide offers straightforward steps to ...