A Twitter user called Sonny Dickson shared images of what looks like a dummy for the device, and it looks like a killer phone. As previous rumours had anticipated, the iPhone SE 4 looks set to ditch the old school chassis, moving to a design which is all-screen with flat-edges – similar to modern flagships like the iPhone 16.

The images also show off the side of the device, including the SIM tray on the side of the phone. There are also two volume buttons and a mute switch rather than the Action button seen in newer models. The images also seem to make it clear that the iPhone SE 4 will not have a home button, meaning the device will more than likely ditch touch ID.

A leaker has posted iPhone SE 4 dummy unit photos, potentially giving us the first unofficial look at Apple’s next budget smartphone.

When you think about data privacy on the iPhone, the focus is usually on ad tracking companies and other third-parties that might be siphoning off your personal information without you knowing about it.

Head over to the Settings menu, scroll down to the Apps section and access Photos. From there, you'll find it at the bottom of the page. If you're on a Mac, simply open the Photos app, head over to Settings and then General. This isn't the first time that iPhone users have been issued a warning.

As more details on the iPhone SE arrive, the latest images confirm the design changes coming to Apple’s upcoming smartphone.

The iPhone SE 4 will reportedly introduce a lot of welcome changes should it arrive as expected in a few months. That would make this phone Apple's most significant release all year.

Leaked images of the next iPhone SE provide an early glimpse at its updated design and reveal new details about the budget-friendly device, including some color options.