The two-factor authentication, is the best thing that is currently done regarding the security of a Google account. It is based on two principles: what I know, i.e. a password, and what I have with me, i.e. an immaterial or material identification. To make this process more efficient, users can also use a FIDO key.


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CNET: Google looks to leave passwords behind for a billion Android devices

Unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: Android passwords could one day go the way…

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The Verge: The latest Android devices now let you log into apps without requiring a password

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Wired: Android Is Helping Kill Passwords on a Billion Devices

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