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Binance published guidance for Apple users on configuring iPhone Stolen Device Protection and enabling a Binance Passkey, outlining steps to better safeguard accounts and assets in case of device theft or passcode compromise.
On June 12, 2026, Binance published a blog post outlining a two-step security setup for Apple users, focusing on configuring the iPhone's Stolen Device Protection and enabling a Binance Passkey. The guidance details how Stolen Device Protection adds biometric requirements to sensitive device actions and incorporates delays for Apple ID changes, while the Binance Passkey provides passwordless, biometric-secured access to Binance accounts. Together, these steps are positioned as measures to reduce unauthorized access to accounts and assets in cases where an iPhone’s passcode or device is compromised.
Binance is one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, offering a high daily trading turnover and a wide user base. Key features include low commissions enabled by substantial liquidity and trading volumes, a proprietary BNB Coin used within its ecosystem, and a proprietary cold wallet for asset storage. For more information, read the full review on Traders Union at this broker profile on Traders Union.
For additional context, our earlier news highlighted Binance's launch of a recurring purchase feature for bStocks, enabling users to automate investments in tokenized U.S. equities. You can read more in the previous Binance update on Traders Union.