Should you be concerned about juice jacking as an iPhone user?<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Juice jacking has become more prevalent in the news over the last year. The term refers to hackers setting up malicious code in free public USB chargers at malls, hotels, airports, etc. to read and steal data from mobile devices. But is juice jacking something
iPhone owners need to worry about? Let’s look at how susceptible iOS is, and how to prevent juice jacking on iPhone.</p>
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Should you be concerned about juice jacking as an iPhone user?
