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Use your secrets on iPhone
Give your iPhone your Secrets key by scanning a code from your Mac, then look up, show, copy, and add keys from the FrameCast app with Face ID.
Where to find it
Mac: Studio → Secrets → Show Code for Another Device…; iPhone: Account tab → Secrets
How to do it
On the Mac, open the studio's Secrets page and press Show Code for Another Device…, then confirm with Touch ID.
On the iPhone, open the Account tab, tap Secrets, then Scan Code, and scan the code on your Mac.
Tap an entry, then Show Value or Copy for 2 Minutes. Both ask for Face ID first.
To add one, tap the more button at the top and choose Add Entry.
Good to know
- The code is your key. Anyone who has it and your account can read every password, so only show it to your own devices.
- If Secrets was set up on the iPhone first, show its code from the more button and use Paste Code… on the Mac.
- Under Privacy in the list, Require Face ID to Open Secrets locks the whole screen, and Require Face ID to Show Configuration Values can be turned off. Each device has its own settings.
- The key fingerprint at the bottom of the list matches the one on your Mac and the website.
- Who can use it
- Pro or Team
- Where it works
- Mac · iPhone
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