System Settings: The System Settings menu received a full revamp, with a sidebar design that resembles the one you’d find on iPhone and iPad-making it easier to use.

You’ll be able to use your voice to add emojis, too.

Dictation: As you speak, Dictation will automatically add punctuation with periods, commas, and question marks.

With Smart Folders comes new customizable filters too, based on checklists, attachments, creation dates, and more.

Notes: Rather than creating a new password to lock notes, you can use your Mac password, eliminating the need to remember multiple passcodes.

With a new Completed Smart List, you’re also able to see your completed reminders, and when they were completed, all in one place.

Reminders: If you rely on the Reminders app, you can create, share, and save templates to reuse.

You can use it to see local times in various time zones and set alarms.

Clock App: You also have access to the Clock app-as seen on the iPhone and iPad.

You now have access to local forecasts, air quality, and precipitation intensity.

Weather App: Apple finally brought the Weather app to Mac.

'Passkeys never leave your device and are specific to the site you created them for, making it almost impossible for them to be phished. 'Passkeys replace passwords with an easier and safer sign‑in method,' the tech behemoth said. The mechanism, established by the FIDO Alliance and already backed by Google and Microsoft, aims to supplant standard passwords by providing unique digital keys that are stored locally on the device. The new macOS safeguard is also identical to the USB Restricted Mode that Apple introduced in iOS 12 four years ago, which prevents unauthorized USB accessories plugged into the Lightning port from accessing the data on iPhones and iPads without the owner's permission if the devices have been locked for over an hour.Īpple, lastly, also confirmed it's bringing support for passkeys in the Safari web browser, a next-generation passwordless sign-in standard that allows users to log in to websites and apps across platforms using Touch ID or Face ID for biometric verification. Unlock the secrets to bulletproof incident response – Master the 6-Phase process with Asaf Perlman, Cynet's IR Leader! Don't Miss Out – Save Your Seat!

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