Apple users can now use a physical security key to protect their entire online data, alongside end-to-end encryption.
Apple has released iOS 16.3, which includes a huge security feature that’s set to change how we store our whole lives online.
iCloud is home to some of our most trusted memories, secrets, and more, and the thought of a hacker getting hold of our cloud storage data puts fear into most users with an Apple ID.
To help protect this, iOS 16.3, and the correlating iPadOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2 updates, have brought along support for security keys to further enhance Apple ID protection.
“Security Keys for Apple ID allows users to strengthen the security of their account by requiring a physical security key to sign in,» an extract from Apple’s release notes reads.
