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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: iOS 17.2: Turn On Contact Key Verification With These Easy Steps

Apple on Monday released iOS 17.2, bringing security patches and long-awaited features, like the Journal app, to your iPhone. Among the new features is Contact Key Verification, a security tool meant to help verify that the person you’re texting is who they say they are. 

Apple wrote in December 2022 that with Contact Key Verification, people who might find themselves in dangerous situations, like journalists, activists and members of government organizations, can verify that they are messaging who they intend to. While most people won’t find themselves targeted in such a way, Apple wrote that the tool provides an important layer of security to those who might.

Next, tap Copy Verification Code beneath your code, and you’ll be able to paste your code wherever you want to share it, like in a message or online. Now others can verify they’re messaging you, and if their code doesn’t match their code online, you’ll know you might not be talking to the right person.

Generating codes in Messages

You can also generate a code with someone directly in Messages. This is a quick way for both you and another person to simultaneously verify identities and devices, but you and the other person need to have Contact Key Verification enabled for this to work. 

If you both have the tool enabled, here’s how you make a code directly in Messages.

1. Open Messages.
2. Start a conversation with someone or tap into the right conversation.
3. Tap the person’s name at the top of the conversation.
4. Tap Verify Contact near the bottom of the menu.

Then, compare the six-digit codes generated on both devices. If the codes match, tap Mark as Verified, then tap Update on the following screen. Now that person’s contact card will have the code associated with it, and a checkmark will appear next to their name in Messages.

If the codes don’t match, tap No Match. You might not be communicating with the right person, and you should stop messaging them until you can verify their identity. 

For more on iOS 17, check out our iOS 17 cheat sheet, the new features in iOS 17.2, and what was included in iOS 17.1.

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