| Short answer: no. Longer answer: iCloud Keychain is end-to-end encrypted credential storage, and its workflow is: Need password -> Secure system hook to Keychain -> Keychain requests unlock via (face/finger/passphrase as appropriate) -> Password decrypted and auto filled. There are also third-party options, which can nominally use NFC keys[0] as auth factors, but I’m not currently aware of any that actually do. Personally, I use 1Password, because I’ve still got a Windows box in my world, and need something cross-platform, and since I’m paying for it, I know it’s the product and not me. [0] https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationserv... |
When wealthy clients come knocking with millions/billions of dollars to spend on advertising to, or vacuuming up data on, a company's customers, you are always potentially the product.
Paying for a product/service doesn't mean that there isn't someone with more money willing to pay for your attention or data via that product/service. Those people become a company's real customers.