![]() ![]() Since the one-time passwords generated by Yubico Authenticator are time-based, and the YubiKey does not have the ability to track time (due to its lack of a battery), proper functionality requires iOS/iPadOS being able to both write to and read from the YubiKey (it sends the YubiKey the current time and receives the one-time password). ***iOS/iPadOS is only able to communicate with the YubiKey's OATH application (required for Yubico Authenticator functionality) via NFC and Lightning. ** iOS/iPadOS 13.3 and Safari are required to leverage native support for WebAuthn. ![]() In any case, we would advise you to try an adapter from a reliable, trust-worthy brand. *Please note that we do not recommend using adapters, but do understand that adapters are sometimes unavoidable. Note: Yubico Authenticator does not support this option** if you're not running iPadOS 16.1 and the latest version of the Yubico Authenticator*** Any YubiKey model can be plugged either directly into an iOS/iPadOS device or using an adapter* to take advantage of both the OTP functionality, as well as WebAuthn*. ![]() The YubiKey 5 NFC, YubiKey NEO, and Security Key NFC can be used over NFC on NFC-enabled iPhones.**. ![]()
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