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Facebook adds hardware security key support for Android and iOS – Engadget
What has been a security option on desktops since 2017 is now finally available on mobile devices as well.
Since 2017, Facebook has allowed you to use a hardware security key for two-factor authentication on desktop. On mobile, however, securing your account has meant relying on either an authentication app or SMS code. That’s changing today, with the option to use a security key available across desktop, Android and iOS.
Security keys are small, thumb drive-sized devices that you usually connect directly to your computer or mobile device to authenticate your identity with either an online service or…
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