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# Fazer login no Keeper no macOS com Touch ID

Como fazer login no Keeper com Touch ID no Mac

### Login no macOS com Touch ID

O Keeper é compatível com o Touch ID no macOS, uma tecnologia biométrica que permite autenticar e fazer login no dispositivo usando a impressão digital. Se o Touch ID estiver configurado no dispositivo do usuário e ativado no Keeper, não será necessário usar SSO nem digitar a Senha principal na tela de login do Keeper, o que agiliza ainda mais o processo de login.

Para ativar o Touch ID, clique em **menu suspenso da Conta** **>** **Configurações > Segurança** e ative "Touch ID".

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#### Configuração do Touch ID

Se o Touch ID ainda não estiver configurado no Mac, primeiro ative o recurso nas configurações do dispositivo. Depois de configurar o Touch ID, feche a janela de Configurações e volte ao cofre para seguir os passos acima.

#### Fazer login com Touch ID

Na próxima vez que fizer login no Keeper, toque no ícone do Touch ID na tela de login. Após a autenticação, o cofre será descriptografado e você será conectado automaticamente ao Keeper.

Ao clicar em **Cancelar**, você retorna à tela de login para entrar com a Senha principal ou SSO.

<figure><img src="https://257549050-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FrHF2FRF67XcTtI7RLPyS%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-5a63e1d3a4c60a05a9de5c91e3865441aa0b1454%2Flogin-mac-toucid.jpg?alt=media" alt=""><figcaption><p>Login com Touch ID</p></figcaption></figure>

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