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12.4.6 Find My Network Within iOS 15, the Find My app introduces new abilities to help locate a lost device that has been turned off or erased using the Find My Network . 204 Any trusted connections to a user can share their location with which will continuously live-stream their location to provide a sense of direction and speed. 205 There are also new Separation Alerts to notify a user if they leave an AirTag, Apple device, or Find My accessory network behind in an unfamiliar location. 206

iOS 16 Updates

12.5.1 Passkey iOS 16 now allows you to create passkeys. For background, passkeys are unique digital keys that are more secure than 2FA, never stored on a web server and stay on your device. They replace passwords and use Touch ID or Face ID for verification. They are end-to-end encrypted and work across apps and the web to let you sign into websites or apps on a non-Apple device using your iPhone, too.

You must have iCloud Keychain turned on and two-factor authentication enabled to use passkeys. Depending on the website, browser, or app being used, saving a passkey to your iPhone and iCloud Keychain usually consists of these steps:  For a new account: Enter an account name on the sign-up screen.  For an existing account: Sign in with a password, then go to the account management screen.  When a user sees the option to save a passkey for the account, tap Continue .

12.5.2 Safety Check Safety Check can be used to change information associated with your Apple ID. You can use Safety Check to review and remove devices signed into an account, review and update trusted phone numbers, change an Apple ID password, update any emergency contacts, and update a device passcode and your Face ID or Touch ID information.  Go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Safety Check .  Tap Manage Sharing & Access . Progress is saved as you go. Do one of the following to stop sharing information with other people: Here is how to use it by function:

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