iOS 16.3: Two security keys required to secure the Apple ID
25.1.2023
Translation: machine translated
With the latest updates, Apple devices support security keys. However, you will need at least two USB sticks to set them up as a second factor for logging in.
With the update to iOS 16.3, iPadOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2, iPhones, iPads and Macs now support so-called security keys for two-factor authentication. Instead of a text message or email with a confirmation code, you use (USB) sticks to confirm your login. Apple wants you to set up at least two
Limitation of damage in the event of loss
With iOS 16.3 and the other updates, Apple has made "Enhanced Privacy" available worldwide. End-to-end encryption of data in the iCloud was initially only possible in the USA with iOS 16.2.
Cover photo: Yubico
Jan Johannsen
Senior Editor
Jan.Johannsen@galaxus.deWhen I was but a young student, I'd sit in my friend's living room with all my classmates and play on his SuperNES. Since then I've had the opportunity to test out all the newest technology for you. I've done reviews at Curved, Computer Bild and Netzwelt, and have now arrived at Galaxus.de.
News + Trends
From the latest iPhone to the return of 80s fashion. The editorial team will help you make sense of it all.
Show all
