A newly found Apple bug lets anyone look at your photos and contacts by using Siri

A video of a newly discovered bug in Apple's iOS 9.3.1 operating system is making the rounds, showing that it's possible to access an iPhone user's contacts and photos without entering a passcode or scanning a fingerprint. It does require a very particular set of circumstances. For one, you have to allow Siri to have access to your Twitter account, which should require your passcode or fingerprint. You also have to have a phone that can use Apple's pressure-sensitive Force Touch, namely an iPhone 6S or iPhone 6S Plus. Finally, at least according to the video, you have to find a tweet that contains someone's e-mail address (or just something formatted like an e-mail address) in order to use 3D Touch and call up the contacts menu.