Android smartphones become more helpful and we are using them more than just a phone. If you work on a computer and still need access to your Android phone, for example, to make calls, manage contacts ...

Google will now let Android users log in to some services without a password. Available soon on all Android 7 phones and later. Available soon on all Android 7 phones and later. by Jon Porter.

IF you’ve got an Android phone then you’ll want to turn on passkeys to keep your apps safe. They’re an alternative to passwords and Google is trying to get everyone to use them fo… ...

On Android, the company’s first-party web services can now “Verify that it’s you” with just a fingerprint. When accessing sensitive information, Google often throws up the sign-in screen ...

Spotted by 9to5Google, version 25.02.34 of Google Play Services on Android has Google prompts requesting additional verification. Just hitting the “Yes, it’s me” button in the “Are you ...

Google has announced that Android and Chrome now have beta support for the cross-platform passkey system that allows you to log in to sites and apps without the need for a password.

After one or two Android phones, you learn to bake in an extra hour of rapid-fire logging in to all your apps. Password managers, or just using a Google account as your authentication, are a godsend.

Amazon Android app will get the ability to sign in through passkeys soon. Passkey support is available for all Amazon customers using browsers and is gradually rolling out on the iOS Amazon Shopping ...