Google mentioned that 'since NFC functionality is now supported by a wide range of Android phones and iPhone models, we are discontinuing the Bluetooth Titan Security Key and focusing on the easier and more widely available NFC capability.'

The updated Titan security keys now feature NFC on both its variants, making it easier for customers to choose which security key matches their needs the most.

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While the current USB Type-C security key doesn't support NFC and retails for $40 (roughly Rs. It is worth mentioning that the current USB Type-A security key, that supports NFC, retails for $25 (roughly Rs. The new security keys were announced via a post on the Google security blog. 2,200) while the USB Type-C + NFC security key costs $35 (roughly Rs. The USB Type-A + NFC security key is priced at $30 (roughly Rs.

The Titan security keys by Google will be available to purchase from Google's online store starting today, August 10. The Titan security keys, first introduced in 2018, are designed to help users against phishing attacks and provide an external two-factor authentication (2FA) for various online accounts.

Both security keys get near-field communication (NFC) connectivity that Google claims will allow them to be connected to 'most mobile devices.' The previous Titan Security Key with a USB Type-C port didn't support NFC connectivity. Google Titan security keys are getting new versions with USB Type-A and USB Type-C connectivity.

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