What the Tech: iPhone security
Can someone take control of your smartphone without your permission? Many people on Facebook believe it's possible. It's all coming from a viral social media post, claiming not only is it possible, but the setting is turned on by default. Our consumer technology reporter Jamey Tucker saw the post and looked into what's really going on.
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