Google has rolled out an update for its two-factor physical security keys for protecting Google Accounts that makes it easier to enroll the keys on Android and macOS devices.
Google users can register the security keys on Android devices running Android 7.0 “N” and newer using Chrome version 70 and up. The keys can also be registered on macOS devices using Safari version 13.0.4 and newer, ZDNet reported this morning.
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