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> force users to get the dedicated Apple hardware key I don't think there is one?
by yakkityyak 4y ago
> force users to get the dedicated Apple hardware key
I don't think there is one?
- ethanzh 4y agoI think your iPhone is the dedicated Apple hardware in this case
- zaroth 4y agoYou don’t have to guess the announcement actually tells you 3rd party keys can be used and NFC keys can be tapped on the iPhone.
- frizlab 4y agoThe iPhone and recent Macs are ones. But it would not make sense to you your iPhone to protect your iCloud I think.
- yakkityyak 4y agoIt was a rhetorical question :P The section of the announcement is emphatically about 3rd party security keys support, so the worry about lack of support of YubiKey over some push for some imaginary Apple Dedicated Key didn't make much sense to me. Also, security key (at least to me) implies a small, keychain sized device. I wouldn't think of calling my Mac Studio a security key. There is no device marketed as such, even though yes, the SEP can and has fulfilled these purposes.