iOS 13.3 was released in beta 2 by the Apple company last evening, those with iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and a developer profile having the possibility to install it on their own devices. The list of changes for beta version 2 of iOS 13.3 does not include very many new features, but it talks about a special function that was implemented by Apple for iDevices around the world, and you need to know about it.
iOS 13.3 brings to Safari a series of new functions that are meant to radically improve security and logging into accounts from various websites, all being offered as a very interesting surprise. Apple implemented in Sfari for iOS 13.3 the possibility to secure our online accounts using physical security keys NFC, USB, Lightning, as long as they are compatible with the FIDO2 standard, also used by other companies for browsers.
iOS 13.3 brings a SPECIAL New Feature for iPhone and iPad
iOS 13.3 brings this new feature as a very interesting surprise, and this is because other mobile browsers have not implemented something similar, but Apple wants to provide high security for its iDevices. Normally, support for security systems of this kind is implemented in browsers for computers, but starting with iOS 13.3 everything reaches mobile terminals thanks to the forward thinking of the Apple company.
iOS 13.3 will certainly start the implementation on a larger scale of systems of this kind in browsers for the Android operating system, where the need is much greater than in the case of iOS. Apple did not in any way make it clear that iOS 13.3 would have an improvement in security by implementing such a system, but Apple knows how to amaze all its customers by making even mobile terminals more secure.
iOS 13.3 will be released in the final version by Apple in the coming weeks, and from that point all iDevice users will be able to enjoy this substantial improvement.
