Apple’s latest attempt at improving security on their operating systems works, albeit rather awkwardly.
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Apple’s new password manager works, but it’s very messy
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Published November 3, 2013
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In the latest versions of OS X and iOS, Apple’s new iCloud Keychain provides one of the most important pieces of functionality for security-conscious users: a password manager.
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