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Android • 13 Jun 2019

Google expands Android security key feature to iOS

By Shereesa Moodley

Google on Wednesday announced that it has expanded its Android security key two-factor authentication feature to iOS as well.

This means Android users can now use their devices as a security key when signing into Google services on iPads and iPhones.

The feature is already active and available for Android Nougat devices and up.

Feature image: Google

Shereesa Moodley

Shereesa is a passionate writer who often delves into the world of social media, online trends and all things photography. She is also a journalism graduate of Rhodes University and can be found frequenting YouTube and Instagram. She lurks on Twitter too, sometimes.