Question

ou use productivity apps on your iPad tablet device while traveling between client sites. You're concerned that you may lose your iPad while on the road and want to protect the data stored on it from being compromised. Currently, your iPad uses a 4-digit PIN number for a passcode. You want to use a more complex alpha-numeric passcode. You also want all data on the device to be erased if the wrong passcode is entered more than 10 consecutive times. What should you do

Answer 1

• Enable the Erase data option
• Disable the simple passcode option

Step-by-step explanation:

Most smartphone security experts agree that one way to prevent unauthorized access to one's iPad is to enable the erase data feature. Enabling this feature is believed to allow the possibility of all data on the device to be erased if a wrong passcode is entered after a specified number of times.

Of course, it is also possible to set a complex alphanumeric passcode, however, you'll need to first disable the simple passcode option.