Today we’re announcing a major update to Watchtower, the part of 1Password that lets you know about security breaches in the websites you use.
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MAC
More Big Sur-prises: Password AutoFill on macOS!
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Michael Fey
There’s a .well-known saying: save the best for last. That’s exactly what Apple has subtly done for 1Password during Friday’s AutoFill Everywhere session at WWDC20! Not only did Apple announce that macOS Big Sur is bringing full support for password and security code AutoFill to all apps, they also dropped this gem at the very end of the …
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SECURITY
The iOS clipboard conundrum
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Megan Barker
It was back in March when researchers discovered that a popular video-sharing service was accessing users’ iOS clipboard contents without permission. Apple vowed to address the problem.
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BUSINESS
Guard against external data breaches with domain breach reports
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Chris Mann
I’m excited to announce the release of a new 1Password feature designed to help businesses keep their data safe: the domain breach report. Create a report to get a list of all company email addresses that have been caught in known data breaches, so you can find and close doors to your data that have been unwittingly left open.
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IOS
WWDC20: Live from our living rooms
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Michael Fey
Every June, our development team embarks on the great journey to sunny San Jose, California for Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. This year the journey was…shorter. In fact, it was just a few steps to the couch for the first remote WWDC. Amidst all the challenges facing the world, Apple did what they do best: think different.
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MAC
IOS
Log in with ease on Apple TV
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Sarah Brown
I’ve been using my time stuck at home to catch up on the movies and TV shows in my digital queues. While my Apple TV makes it easy to access the right streaming app to watch Grey’s Anatomy or Avengers: Endgame, having to individually enter the passwords for each app can be frustrating.
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