September 2, 2014: Had an idea that will replace passwords for log in (permanently)
September 3, 2014: Mentioned this to Sandeep Kumar and Swati Shah. They are my sounding board but we couldn’t further the discussion beyond me explaining the idea
September 9, 2014: Apple releases ios8 and extends a feature that was restricting the implementation
So what is this idea?
The idea is to leverage the iPhone Biometric to replace the use of passwords everywhere. The ios8 now allows other apps on the phone to use the biometric to allow access. My idea includes this and takes it a step further.
Irrespective of the system – tablets, desktops, laptops running any OS - you are using to login to an account you should be able to authorize yourself using the iPhone biometric. The sequence of operation is:
Androids will have to wait for biometric enablement for enjoying this but won’t be for very long.
Technical implementation details will remain undisclosed.
What do you think?
September 3, 2014: Mentioned this to Sandeep Kumar and Swati Shah. They are my sounding board but we couldn’t further the discussion beyond me explaining the idea
September 9, 2014: Apple releases ios8 and extends a feature that was restricting the implementation
So what is this idea?
The idea is to leverage the iPhone Biometric to replace the use of passwords everywhere. The ios8 now allows other apps on the phone to use the biometric to allow access. My idea includes this and takes it a step further.
Irrespective of the system – tablets, desktops, laptops running any OS - you are using to login to an account you should be able to authorize yourself using the iPhone biometric. The sequence of operation is:
- You are using some system – tablets, desktops, laptops running any OS
- You open the login page in a browser
- You place your finger on you iPhone
- The browser page refreshes and you are logged in
- You access, you log out
Androids will have to wait for biometric enablement for enjoying this but won’t be for very long.
Technical implementation details will remain undisclosed.
What do you think?
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