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Author Haseeb Ali
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Apple Inc. is testing a new feature, called USB Restricted Mode, that may prevent investigators from accessing data on a locked iPhone, The Wall Street Journal reported June 13.

Currently being beta tested by Apple, the new feature stops other devices from accessing data on the iPhone via its Lightning port an hour after a phone is last unlocked.