iOS 7 Glitch Kills Find My iPhone Without Password

There's an adage among iPhone owners that you should never update your phone to the last version of iOS that works on it, usually because a newer operating system can slow down an older device. Unfortunately, a different kind of glitch appears to affect iPhone 4 and 4S models running iOS 7. It may be possible to turn off Find My iPhone without a password by simply hitting two buttons at the same time, a bonus for iPhone thieves. MORE:Mobile Security Guide: Everything You Need to Know American iPhone tweaker Miguel Alvarado posted a video on his YouTube page yesterday (April 2) demonstrating how to do this. Alvarado showed that if the virtual toggle switch to disable Find My iPhone and the button to delete the attached iCloud account are pressed at the same time, and then the phone is switched off when the Apple ID password is asked for, the security settings can be overridden.