The concern about Twin brothers unlocking your phone with Face ID is common and understandable. Here are the top tips to improve Face ID security:
- Require Passcode for Sensitive Actions: Disable Face ID for Apple Pay, App Store, or password autofill—set these to ask for your passcode instead.
- Enable “Require Attention”: Make sure the “Require Attention” feature is on, which only unlocks your phone if you’re actively looking at it.
- Avoid Creating an Alternate Appearance: If you’ve set up an alternate look, delete it and redo Face ID with just your face.
- Use a Strong Passcode: Choose a complex passcode (not 1111 or birthday). Using a y stronger passcode adds a layer of security.
- Better Safe Than Sorry—consider turning off Face ID entirely and rely on a password for maximum security.
For even more heightened privacy, I recommend a phone monitoring solution like mSpy. It’s excellent for parental control or to get alerts if someone tries to access your device without permission.
Would you like a step-by-step guide on how to toggle any of these settings?