iOS 11.3 is currently available in beta testing for app developers for iPhone and iPad, but the Apple company is also testing various other important functions for iOS through it. More precisely, in iOS 11.3 a new function was discovered that will help us log in anywhere on the Internet using a single password and the iCloud system.
iOS 11.3 has this new function tested under the name of a single sign-on system, the Apple company already offers something similar for Apple TV users, but it seems that it wants to introduce the functionality on the iPhone or iPad as well. Basically, iOS 11.3 shows us that Apple wants to allow us to use an Apple ID to log in to a variety of websites on the Internet, regardless of what kind of account we already have there.
iOS 11.3 will allow you to log in to websites using iCloud and an Apple ID
iOS 11.3 has the system in development for now, but for it to work, it is necessary for the websites to use a special technology so that the data is collected from iCloud and transmitted to the website for logging. Of course, before everything is available, whether in iOS 11.3 or other versions, it is necessary for us to enter the login data to that website, but then the login will be done automatically.
iOS 11.3 also has a feature available that allows authentication with an Apple ID based on a QR code scanned using the Camera application of the iPhone or iPad, the idea being similar to that of the universal login in iDevices. The system will work most simply in applications for iPhone or iPad, and it will be more difficult to implement on the web, but Apple is testing something in iOS 11.3 that will make our future simpler.
