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WhatsApp users on Android can say goodbye to insecure and annoying SMS two-factor authentication.

The Meta-owned company announced on X (formerly Twitter) that it’s rolling out support for a passwordless passkey feature to all Android users.

Passkeys were previously being tested by WhatsApp in its beta channel, but it’s now coming to regular users of the app on Android.

We’ve reached out to Meta about iOS compatibility as well as other questions, but the company has not responded at this time.

With WhatsApp adding passkey support, it’s a small step on the road toward never having to memorize a password that could potentially be stolen in a data breach or compromised by phishing.

That doesn’t mean WhatsApp’s 2 billion-plus users are completely protected from all digital threats, but it should help make things easier and more secure for both those who already have good password habits and those who still set their passwords to “12345.” (Strange, I’ve got the same combination on my luggage.)

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