iOS 17 has been introduced with several intuitive yet valuable features. Several impressive functionalities are brought up by iOS 17. One of the most interesting functionality is the ability to delete the verification code messages automatically. Here we are sharing a quick guide on automatically deleting iPhone verification codes.
Indeed, with the introduction of iOS 17, several interesting features have been released. These include the Standby mode bright display function, introduction to stickers in messages, contact posters and more. But the ability to automatically delete the verification code messages is the most exciting and helpful feature, making it stand out the most.
The verification code messages can be very annoying, as they fill up the storage space, but it’s safe to set up non-SMS-based verification codes for all accounts. Plus, this feature benefits those who don’t offer automatic deletion of the Verification codes through a dedicated authenticated code-generation app.
How to automatically delete the verification code messages on your iPhone running iOS 17?
Note that iOS 17 is currently running in the beta version. Now, here are the steps by step instructions on how you can automatically delete the verification code messages on your iPhone running iOS 17:
- When you get an SMS verification code on your iPhone running iOS 17, you can see a pop-up asking if you want to “Automatically Delete Verification Codes After Use?”
- Alternatively, you can set up the feature immediately or whenever you’d like by heading to Settings > Passwords > Password Options > tap the toggle next to Clean Up Automatically.
- If you need to see a verification code after you’ve used it and it’s been auto-deleted, tap Edit in the top left corner of the Messages app > Show Recently Deleted.
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