Apple Watch Login, not an option
Hi
I am on a iMac Pro 2017 and the option to login to 1Password using my Apple Watch is not an option. I am able to login to my Mac with my watch.
Any ideas ?
Thanks!
J
1Password Version: 1Password 7 Version 7.7.1.BETA-4 (70701004)
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: 11.1
Sync Type: iCloud
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I have the same issue. Help is much appreciated...
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I'm sorry to hear that you cannot unlock with Apple Watch. We have some troubleshooting tips on this support page, which might help you both.
(@ben27: you don't say which Mac you're using - please check it's one of the supported models)
If that doesn't help, you'll probably need to contact support@agilebits.com, so our team can take a closer look.
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oh it's really related to the hardware, its not a 2020 iMac model, which obviously is the only supported iMac (non pro) model... Didn't expect that, since I can also unlock the iMac with watch and also other apps but obviously not 1password... Thanks anyway
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Please let us know if we can be of assistance. Given the nature of how unlocking with Touch ID and Apple Watch works, 1Password relies on the security characteristics of the Secure Enclave to safely store your secret information in a way that only 1Password can access.
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Understood. Let us know if you need any additional assistance.
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Didn't expect that, since I can also unlock the iMac with watch and also other apps but obviously not 1password... Thanks anyway
That is due to the fact that the WatchUnlock for 1Password requires the Secure Enclave and only the 2020 iMacs have the T2 System Management chip that provides this functionality (in the iMac Lineup at least).
The watch-unlock for the OS is technically different and provides less security (thus it's only available after you logged in first). To put in very rough terms: If 1Password could be unlocked with the Watchunlock feature that is present without the Secure Enclave all the information to unlock your Data would have to be stored somewhere on the iMac unencryptet and possibly accessible by malware.
Hope that clears it up a little @ben27
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