Just a few months ago, Apple announced its new operating systems at WWDC. One of them is the one that was launched yesterday to all users: iOS 12. Hours after the announcement and the release of the operating system betas to developers, there was a team that was enthusiastic about the novelties presented by Apple: 1Password.
1Password is an application that is responsible for keeping the passwords and credentials of all the places to which we have access on any device. With the arrival of iOS 12, 1Password has been updated allowing integrate with native iOS auto complete, among other novelties.
1Password passwords participate in iOS 12 "autocomplete"
The most important new in the 1Password update is the integration with the IOS 12 AutoFill. Thanks to this new function of the operating system, now when we access a login from anywhere on iOS, an icon will appear on the top bar of the keyboard to activate 1Password and use the credentials stored in the application. In addition, the system will allow to use creating strong and complex passwords without having to access the application. In addition, the developers ensure that if you have a subscription (either monthly or yearly), passwords are automatically updated between all devices.
The font has been changed to display passwords and other secure information, giving a more modern look at what developers want 1Password to be from now on. The rest of the improvements that have been included in version 7.2 lie in issues of performance and fluidity improvements, since it is the great goal of iOS 12 for old devices as Apple stated. However, the description of the update in the App Store details all performance improvements and bug fixes which have been corrected in this version.
