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This is why high-value targets should use Lockdown Mode – Computerworld

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Last updated: February 5, 2026 6:57 pm
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We don’t know where that resilience ends, we don’t know whether the FBI in this case has access to more powerful systems with which to attack Natanson’s phone. However, we do now know for certain that Lockdown Mode can deliver the degree of protection high-value targets may require. 

If nothing else, such protection might buy targets a little time when the state or other antagonists demand access to confidential sources. If you are a high-value target, it makes sense to ensure you enable this protection during high-risk activities such as when traveling, while involved in sensitive negotiations, or if you receive a threat notification. You should also use long and complex alphanumeric passwords.

Not for the everyone?

“While the vast majority of users will never be the victims of highly targeted cyberattacks, we will work tirelessly to protect the small number of users who are,” Ivan Krstić, Apple’s head of Security Engineering and Architecture, said when introducing the protection four years ago. 

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