New iOS Bug Could Allow Strangers To Browse Personal Data On Your iPhone

There's a brand new reason to worry about updating your iPhone -- if you've got one of the latest devices, anyway. People can worm their way into private photos and contacts stored within iPhone 6S and 6S Plus devices thanks to a glitch in iOS 9.3.1, the just-released version of Apple's mobile operating system. YouTube user EverythingApplePro explained the bug in a video Monday, and Mashable confirmed Tuesday that it's the real deal. The Huffington Post was also able to bypass an iPhone's lock screen using the steps outlined by EverythingApplePro. From the lock screen, you activate Siri and ask it to search Twitter for an email address.