Security News > 2020 > January > High-risk Google account owners can now use their iPhone as a security key
2020-01-15 13:07
Google users who opt for the Advanced Protection Program to secure their accounts are now able to use their iPhone as a security key.
In May 2019, Google made it possible to exchange the physical security key with one's Android device.
Using iPhones for APP. Google considers security keys to be the strongest protection against account takeover attacks, whether they are performed by an automated bot, are bulk phishing attacks or extremely targeted attacks.
Making security more convenient is key to improving the adoption of security practices.
Google has provided this helpful guide on how to set up one's phone's built-in security key and use it.
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