A quick and easy hands-on guide on how to use the Apple iOS 13.3’s epic new security feature
Apple iOS 13.3: Using a security key now Once you have your key, in the case of YubiKey, there are some on how to set up authentication across sites. I’ll use the example of Twitter to get you started.
First, log into Twitter via the Apple Safari browser on your iPhone. You might have Face ID set up to authenticate you as an extra secure layer. Once you’ve logged in, go to the security section in your settings and toggle on the switch to indicate that you want to use a security key. After you have done this, you will be asked to put your key into the device. You will be asked to press the key to indicate it’s you. Now you are ready to use it as a layer of authentication to log into Twitter.
Once this is set up, it’s easy to log into other services on your iPhone’s Safari browser using your security key. The video below shows how I used the YubiKey to log into my Twitter account.
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