Apple ID now supports Passkeys—if you’re on the latest iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma betas

seems to be passkey Now supported for Apple IDbut only if you have first beta for ios 17 (or iPadOS 17 or macOS Sonoma). Beta users of Apple’s operating systems then have the ability to sign in anywhere that supports Signing in with your Apple ID — not only apple.com And icloud.comBut anywhere else your Apple account is linked – without a password, using just biometrics on their iPhone or MacBook and a dream.

This works anywhere that supports signing in with your Apple ID. For example, if I want to sign in to Reddit and check out my favorite John Oliver-themed subreddits, I can tap the “Continue with Apple” button on the sign-in screen, and I’ll be prompted to sign in. You will be given the option to scan the QR code with my iPhone.

The feature appears to work on any Apple device — I was able to successfully use Passkey in Chrome, Safari, and Arch. When trying on a Windows PC in Chrome, the same “Sign in with iPhone” button was shown, but the request timed out when I scanned the QR code. On an Android phone, I didn’t see the button at all.

Once you create a passkey on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, it syncs across all your Apple devices, so any of them can use biometric logins on that system to sign in with your Apple ID. Can do. Since passkeys aren’t exclusively Apple’s domain, once it’s fully launched, you should be able to generate them on non-Apple devices for passwordless sign-in with your Apple ID, Browser using either Chrome or Edge, using Android or Windows, that each supports Passkey.