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Amazon enables passwordless passkeys on iOS and the web

Illustration of a hand holding an iPhone with the Face ID screen saying a passkey for amazon customer will be saved in iCloud keychain
Amazon.com on iPhone supports passkeys so people can log in with Face ID. | Image: Amazon

Amazon’s rolling out passkey support for its online site and mobile shopping apps. Customers can log in to Amazon using just their devices’ biometrics and start shopping without the need to enter a password or follow through with two-factor authentication (2FA) through email or text.

Amazon dipped its toes into passkey support earlier this month for its web experience, but it wasn’t ready for primetime yet since the implementation still required a 2FA code and wasn’t enabled for the mobile apps. If you’re interested in enabling passkey support with Amazon, you can enroll by going to Amazon.com, visiting your account settings, clicking “Login & Security,” and using the “Set up” button next to “passkey.”

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