Infographic: iPhone users and security concerns

Unsure of how to secure their devices? I think sloth is a big factor here. No passcodes? 15% misplace their phones once a week? (I can't find my other shoe.)

Users I've met sure spend a lot of time playing with the phones and downloading silly apps. Maybe if they spent 1% of that time with the documentation and following security guidelines, they could allay their own concerns a tiny bit. And there's that whole big internet they are connected to, with loads of Apple-specific information. Inability to search or visit the Apple site, or visit a "Genius"? No point in being concerned if you don't do anything about it.

You could install the free apple find my phone app, connect you iPhone to you PC (or Mac occasionally) to use iTunes to back it up, or if you are on iOS 5.x.x you could backup to iCloud, ensure that your phone asked permission to join WiFi networks and use your head when you use an app.

The clue is in the bottom right-hand corner. This is obviously the result of a "survey" with highly prejudicial, vaguely worded questions that can be interpreted as per the "info"graphic. Advertgraphic, more like.

As Seanf says above, if people really were concerned they'd do something about it.

http://blog.mylookout.com/2011/11/iphone-users-care-about-security-too/ Or DIY.

Depending on how you want to use it, check on usage rights. (Which is probably one reason why TR didn't alter the image.)