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Contrary to (at least the 4 series-era) Yubico's marketing materials, their Android app works fine with USB (in fact better than with NFC), so if you have and A
by hsivonen 8y ago
Contrary to (at least the 4 series-era) Yubico's marketing materials, their Android app works fine with USB (in fact better than with NFC), so if you have and Android phone with a USB-C port, you can plug in a USB-C Yubikey directly (or a USB-A Yubikey with an adapter).
Once browsers on Android support WebAuthn, it may well be that plugging in a USB-C Yubikey will be more convenient than trying to locate the position of the NFC antenna.
- jkaplowitz 8y agoAnyone who routinely uses tap-to-pay will already know how to position their phone for NFC functionality. Here in Canada, support for tap-to-pay in point of sale systems is near-ubiquitous. Not 100%, but it's it's very much the exception for it not to be supported. Financial institution support for phones as the source of the payment tap is spotty here, but definitely growing. Contactless cards are the longer-standing way for Canadians to use this method.