iPhone Users Alerted: Must Disable These Default Settings Immediately

Default settings on the iPhone may expose users to cyber attacks and hackers gaining access to sensitive information like passwords, bank accounts, and photos. The NSA and law enforcement officials warn of the real risks involved. Two default Wi-Fi settings, "Auto-Join" and "Ask to Join Network," can make iPhones vulnerable to hackers intercepting data on public networks. To reduce the risk, users are advised to disable these settings and turn off Bluetooth when not in use. Additionally, caution is advised when connecting to unfamiliar Wi-Fi networks to avoid potential security breaches.