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We all know the routine with passwords. You either type them in or use a password manager because they are too complicated. Passwords are annoying to deal with, and they are the weakest point in the security chain when protecting your online accounts. Frequent data breaches put your passwords at risk at any given moment. Whether you have a budget Android phone or a top-of-the-line one, passwords are a problem. Enpass makes it easy to create and manage passkeys on your device, and we show you how in the guide below.

What are passkeys?

The password experience hasn’t improved over the years, so the industry adopted two-factor authentication (2FA). This further enhances passwords with an increased level of security beyond a simple password. Adding a second step to the login process, such as a one-time passcode, makes it difficult for an attacker to access your online accounts, but it’s not perfect. Even with 2FA, this is a stopgap to solving the real password problem. That’s where passkeys come in. They are on a different level than traditional passwords.

Passkeys are unique encrypted digital keys stored on a device of your choosing where only you have access to it. Each device generates and stores its own passkey for each account you create a passkey for, making it difficult for unauthorized access to your accounts. After you create a passkey, it is locked behind your biometrics, such as your fingerprint or face scan. This means there isn’t a password to type in when you log in to those accounts going forward. Your biometrics become the new password.

For this to work seamlessly, passkeys are used across the web, apps, and operating systems, as long as they have proper support for the feature. It’s still early days for passkeys, but we recommend you activate passkeys on as many accounts as you can. After you use passkeys to secure your online accounts, you’ll never want to return to using passwords again.

How to activate Enpass passkeys on Android

Before you can create passkeys with Enpass, you must set it as your default passkeys manager on a system level. This involves going into your device settings and giving it access to your device, which then allows you to save passkeys to Enpass by default.

To use passkeys for Enpass on Android, do the following:

1. Install the Enpass app from the Google Play Store.
2. Open the Settings app on your Android device.
3. Go to the Passwords & accounts section.
4. Tap the entry under Passwords, passkeys, and data services. If you don’t use a password manager, it shows something different or is listed as None.
   

5. Select Enpass.
6. Tap OK to confirm and set Enpass as your default passkeys manager.
   

7. When you create a new passkey on this device from this point, you can save it to Enpass.

How to activate Enpass passkeys on iOS

Like Android, you can create passkeys using your iOS device, but you must turn on the feature for Enpass before getting started. You’ll open the settings on your device and set Enpass to be your default passkey manager. It only takes a few quick taps.

To use passkeys for Enpass on iOS, check out these steps:

1. Install the Enpass app from the App Store.
2. Open the Settings app on your iOS device.
3. Go to the Passwords section.
4. Select Password Options.
   

5. Tap Enpass to activate it on your device. You can also switch on the Auto-copy one-time code and Hide Usernames and Websites options if needed.
6. Tap Done in the upper-right corner.
   

7. Enpass is now your default passkeys manager. Going forward, you can save all new passkeys to Enpass.

How to create a passkey using Enpass

Now that you’ve activated passkey support on your device to save passkeys with Enpass by default, it’s time to create your first passkey with Enpass. Visit an app or website on your device that supports passkeys, such as your Google account. When selecting where to save your passkey for the first time, select the Enpass app. It saves your new passkey to Enpass for safekeeping. From this point forward, you’ll use the Enpass app to view and manage the new passkey you created.

To view your passkeys saved with Enpass, do the following:

1. Create a passkey for any supported online account.
   

2. Open the Enpass app on your device.
3. You’ll notice a new entry on the All Items screen with the passkey you created. For example, you’ll see an entry named Google with your email address listed below if you used Enpass with your Google account.
4. Tap the new entry for your passkey to view more details.
5. You can see the email address, the website it was used with, and when the passkey was created. You have other options, such as sharing your passkey, editing or adding extra details to the listing, and a Move to Trash option to delete it at any time.
   

Start creating passkeys with Enpass today

The passwordless future has a long way to go until we can ditch old-school passwords, but the industry is progressing steadily. Big companies like Google, Apple, and Microsoft offer passkeys support for their user’s accounts. Enpass was also one of the first password managers to implement passkeys from a third-party developer. Enpass allows you to securely save your passkeys to your device, where you can manage them from the app whenever you want. The more developers, apps, and websites we have that adopt passkeys, the faster we can move away from passwords.

If you’re looking for the perfect password manager with passkey support, many of the best password managers are adopting the feature. We help you decide which one might best fit your needs to help you manage your passwords and passkeys.