Today, Apple has rolled out a new two-step verification service for iCloud and Apple ID users. This functionality greatly enhances ...

Apple has implemented measures to protect the masses against hacks, however, with both two-factor authentication and two-step verification available for Apple ID users, there’s a bit of ...

In Settings, go to your ‌Apple ID‌ and select Contact Key Verification. Here, you'll find an option to Show Public Verification Code. Tap Copy Verification Code to copy your unique code.

Security Keys for Apple ID will launch globally in early 2023, while iMessage Contact Key Verification will launch sometime in 2023. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.

Apple also sends you an alert when the person you are messaging turns off iMessage Contact Key Verification or when an unrecognized new device is added to that person's Apple ID.

Apple begins rolling out two-step authentication for Apple ID and iCloud users, highlighting the growing importance of security as our digital lives move to cloud-based services. Here's how to set ...

Apple on Thursday improved its security system for Apple ID accounts tied to services like iCloud and iTunes, offering users two-step verification for when making changes to an account.

Apple appears to be testing its two-factor authentication system on some iCloud.com accounts, asking for a verification code before allowing users with two-factor verification enabled to access ...

Learn 16 effective methods to safeguard your Apple ID on your iPhone. Strengthen your device's security and protect your personal information with these expert tips.

Considering the mess it found itself in over the iCloud fiasco, Apple could not but help hunker down on its security measures. Aside from data encryption and Touch ID, which is advertised to be ...

Apple continues to expand the range of offerings covered by its two-step verification scheme, with security-conscious users now able to count iMessage and FaceTime among those features protected ...

The California-based tech giant’s two-step verification initially covered iTunes and App Store purchases, but has now been extended to cover iCloud backups (pictured).