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Apple is reportedly testing an iOS anti-theft feature that can detect when an iPhone is forcibly snatched and lock it immediately.

The system may use on-device sensors, and possibly Apple Watch signals, to recognize suspicious grab behavior.

It would complement existing protections like Activation Lock, Find My, biometric unlock, and Security Delay.

The feature could be unveiled at WWDC and would make stolen iPhones less useful to thieves.