Starting in watchOS 6, the Apple Watch has become a trusted device for Apple ID authentication purposes. When you or someone else signs in to your ‌Apple ID‌ on a new device or browser, the Apple ...

If you have logged in recently with your Apple ID and requested an SMS-based second-factor verification code instead of using the trusted device method, you might have noticed Apple made a change to ...

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Apple has introduced security keys as an additional step to help users protect their Apple ID accounts. Keep reading to learn why the alternative authentication method is the most secure method ...

It's common to forget passwords, especially for apps and accounts where you aren't required to put up your passwords daily, like Instagram or X or even your Apple ...

Apple's standard data-safety practices, along with its new ultra-secure protection option, come with some risk if you forget your Apple ID password. Here's what to do if that happens. It might happen ...

A code leak indicates that a future Apple Watch could have Touch ID unlocking capabilities instead of users relying on a PIN. Apple has been using biometric security across its main lines for quite ...

If someone tries to hack into your Apple account, entering your password incorrectly too many times, or giving the wrong answers to your security questions, Apple will recognise the attack and lock ...

BlueToad said it discovered the breach shortly after Antisec published the ID codes A digital publishing firm has said it believed it was the source of Apple device ID codes posted to the internet.

A digital publishing firm has said it believed it was the source of Apple device ID codes posted to the internet. Hackers who identified themselves as being part of the Antisec movement published more ...