iOS 9 brings a very important function for the system Lost mode, and it could make the difference between finding or completely losing your terminal when you lose it or it is stolen by a thief more or less inspired and experienced in what he does.
For those of you who don't know, Lost mode is a system offered by Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), by Find My iPhone, allowing us to completely block an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch by displaying a message that tells the person who has it how to find us to return it.
Practically Lost mode makes an iDevice useless for anyone, the restore being impossible without the password of the Apple ID with which Find My iPhone was activated and this module, and in iOS 9 Apple has implemented another very important function that makes it much more useful.
More precisely, the Apple company modified the functionality of Lost Mode, so that its activation through Find My iPhone will automatically activate the system Low Power Mode, Low Power Mode, so that the battery of our terminals will be extended by at least one hour to extend the period in which we can recover the terminal.
This modification of the Lost Mode functionality does not have any setting to block the automatic activation of Low Power Mode, but why would anyone want to do this since we are talking about an extension of the battery autonomy for an easier discovery?
Having said that, the Apple company made a very good change for Find My iPhone and Lost Mode in iOS 9 and probably in the next period we will discover other secrets that could be of great help in the daily use of iDevices.
