
TwoKey: Paired Messaging
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What's New in TwoKey
1.1
November 9, 2026
• An in-person check when pairing. On iPhones with an ultra-wideband chip (iPhone 11 and later, except iPhone SE), the two phones must be held together, within about 30 cm, before a pairing completes. A code photographed from across a room can no longer be used to pair. • Your keys are now sealed by your iPhone's Secure Enclave. One change to know about: restoring your iPhone from an iCloud or computer backup no longer brings your TwoKey contacts back. Make a TwoKey backup (Settings › Back up my contacts) — that is how contacts move to a new or restored phone. • If someone you pair with uses TwoKey+, our app for professionals, and keeps a record of your conversation, TwoKey tells you before you pair and shows it in the conversation for as long as it is true. • A new layout with three tabs: Contacts, Pair and Settings. TwoKey opens on your contacts, or on pairing if you have none yet. After pairing, each phone names the other, and the pairing code no longer carries a name. Contact support, Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are in Settings. • The TwoKey keyboard has a row of numbers along the top, and the app lock is set up and entered on it. • Conversations on the same Wi-Fi now move to the relay as soon as the other phone closes TwoKey, instead of waiting on a connection that had gone. • Smaller fixes and improvements.
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