LARight

Prior to iOS 16, storing credentials and then authenticating the user to authorize the use of said credential was cumbersome. First, you needed to create keychain queries for your CRUD operations which included ACLs. Second, you needed to create the credential (e.g. key pair) yourself and that was error prone (you could create the wrong kind and not be able to store it in the secure enclave). Lastly, you needed to deal with CoreFoundation objects instead of pure Objective-C/Swift objects....