Google looking to make passwords obsolete. Find out what you will need.
Tuesday, Google said passcodes are easier to remember, quicker to use and also more secure.
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Oct 11, 2023, 12:01 PM
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10ds agoGoogle is looking to make your passwords obsolete.
Instead, the company wants you to create passkeys to unlock accounts and devices - like using a fingerprint, face scan or PIN.
Tuesday, Google said passcodes are easier to remember, quicker to use and also more secure.
It says the technology will now become the go-to option during password creation.
Users will still be able to dodge passkeys altogether and keep their passwords.
