Google is looking to kill off Android passwords with its Project Abacus and instead of using passwords Google will use a new Trust API to log you into your device and apps.
The Google Trust API gives a trust score based on a number of factors, like location, facial recognition and more to log you into your device without the need for passwords.
“We have a phone, and these phones have all these sensors in them. Why couldn’t it just know who I was, so I don’t need a password? I should just be able to work,” said Dan Kaufman, head of advanced technology and projects at Google, speaking at the company’s I/O developer conference.
Google are expected to start testing out this new feature on Android some time this summer and it could possibly launch by the end of the year.
Source ZDNet
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