The Secure Enclave (SE) is perhaps the best-known Apple security hardware. This is the chip used to store your device passcode or password, as well as the biometric data used for Face ID and Touch ID.

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Effortlessly switch between hyper-fast SLIPSTREAM WIRELESS and low-latency Bluetooth® on up to three devices at the press of a key, for masterful multi-tasking protected by AES 128-bit encryption.

While AES 256-bit is much harder to crack than AES 128-bit, security experts deem both quantum-resistant.

Oddly, AES-128-bit encryption comes pre-selected by default. I’d have expected the more secure 256-bit encryption instead, especially since less secure encryption didn’t produce faster speeds ...

Also, AES 128-bit encryption comes out of the box, but you can upgrade that to the more formidable AES 256-bit cipher with a slight trade-off in performance.