2023-05-13 18:00:00
If you’ve ever visited a site that requires some extra authentication in addition to your password, it’s very likely that you’ve already come across a box containing a CAPTCHA.
It is a set of letters, numbers or images that are randomly generated. Thus, it is necessary that you identify them to confirm that you are not a robot and to grant access to the content.
The good news is that Apple makes this process easy if you’re already signed in to the device with your Apple ID. With that, the automatic check performs this authentication privately on apps and websites.
It is enabled by default in iOS/iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura 13 (or later). However, you can manually check this or even disable it — whatever the reason.
See how to proceed! ????????
How to find out if Auto Scan is enabled on iPhone/iPad
Open Settings, tap your name (at the top of the screen) and scroll to “Password & Security”. Then, make sure “Auto Scan” is enabled in the “Advanced” area.
How to find out if Automatic Scan is turned on on Mac
Open System Settings, click on your name (at the top of the sidebar) and go to “Password & Security”. Then make sure “Automatic Scan” is turned on.
Apple advises that, in certain cases, CAPTCHAs may still appear. This may occur if your iPhone/iPad or Mac is running an outdated version of the operating system, not logged in with your Apple ID, or on certain websites or apps that do not support this automatic verification.
Cool, isn’t it?! ????????
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