Your iPhone can play music, give you driving directions, take photos, help you find the nearest pizza place and so much more. But if you don’t have the passcode to open it? It’s just a hunk of ...

The new, speedier passcode entry method makes it quicker to get into an ‌iPhone‌. The feature is available in the current iOS 13.5 beta, which should see a public release in the next few weeks.

Until then, iPhone 13 users are most likely out of luck. “Until the update is available, you can turn off Unlock with Apple Watch and use your passcode to unlock your iPhone 13,” Apple said.

When it eventually reboots, “Unlock with Apple Watch” should be working again. Just remember that the first time you unlock your iPhone after a restart, you’ll need to punch in your passcode.

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