- Twitter for iOS lets you log in with Face ID or Touch ID.
- Instead of typing a password, you can access your X account by using Face ID or Touch ID.
- Biometric data is securely stored on your device and is not shared with Twitter, X, or third-party apps.
Twitter now offers iOS users a new method to log in using Face ID or Touch ID, eliminating the need for password entry. The setup process is quick and straightforward, taking only a few seconds.
Today we’re excited to launch Passkeys as a login option for our US-based users on iOS!
A passkey is a new, easy to use, and secure way to log in to your account – all from your device. Passkeys are more secure than traditional passwords since they’re individually generated by…
— Safety (@Safety) January 23, 2024
What this implies is that instead of inputting a password, you can now access your X account by utilizing Face ID or Touch ID.
How to set up Face ID or Touch ID on Twitter or X
To begin, launch the Twitter/X app and sign in to your account. Navigate to Settings > Security and activate passwords. Subsequently, you will receive a prompt to use Face ID or Touch ID for identity confirmation. After configuration, you can securely access your account by scanning your face or fingerprint when prompted.
Your biometric data is securely stored on your device and is not shared with Twitter, X, or any other third-party applications. Elon Musk does not have access to this sensitive personal information.
Utilizing Face ID or Touch ID login enhances the security of user accounts by minimizing dependence on typed passwords, which are susceptible to being guessed or stolen. This approach adds an extra layer of security while ensuring convenient access for legitimate account holders.
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As more users adopt this feature, the process of logging into Twitter/X on iOS devices will become increasingly secure. This small change can have a significant impact on account safety.