Password-free logins coming to Android by end of year, Google confirms
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- Guy Fawkes
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- 26 May 2016
AnonD-424798, 25 May 2016I don't mind sharing my information.
You have a problem wi... moreIt is not whether you mind sharing this or not.
These sort of monitoring (voice analysis etc) are always on (how do you think "Ok Google" works) and what assurance do you have that these monitoring are OFF not ON for someone who does not want those features.
You can argue that "Don't like it, buy something else", but seriously, what is the point of forcing these things to uninterested existing users and ask them to flip off if they don't like it?
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- Anonymous
- w4h
- 25 May 2016
AnonD-424798, 25 May 2016I don't mind sharing my information. You have a problem wi... moretrue
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- AnonD-424798
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- 25 May 2016
AKASH?, 24 May 2016lol you joker..this shows why people like you are comtrolle... moreI don't mind sharing my information.
You have a problem with that Mr?
No one is asking you to follow the norm.
Buzz off!
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- 25 May 2016
Julliard, 24 May 2016I'm more worried that I lose the phone then I lose the acco... moreOne would assume that there'd be a password backup; much like the Apple fingerprint login method, it still has a password/pin login option, or the Microsoft Hello.
I'd highly doubt that it'd be the be-all and end-all if you lose your device..
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- 24 May 2016
easier way for the government to know every move we do in the net
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- Noel
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- 24 May 2016
lol, 24 May 2016Please don't-ditch password login system completely...I doubt they will..it will probably be an option for those who want to use it. Just like now...we have patterns, passwords, fingerprint, iris scan coming up and maybe this new Google way of logging in. I am positive we will have options.. Android is abt options for the end user. So don't fret.
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- Julliard
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- 24 May 2016
Anonymous, 24 May 2016The account actually saves a ton of time for the user. The ... moreI'm more worried that I lose the phone then I lose the account too. Whole information is at risk.
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- Anonymous
- NT9
- 24 May 2016
Julliard, 24 May 2016I always wonder why android phone need log in when we buy t... moreThe account actually saves a ton of time for the user. The benefits of an account tied to a smartphone are numerous and will not be going away.
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- AKASH?
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- 24 May 2016
AnonD-424798, 24 May 2016Dayyum! That sounds pretty nice!lol you joker..this shows why people like you are comtrolled by the government..they need your location access to your voice control f that shiat
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2016
Nice way to collect info about you.
Yet , people would thank for that.
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- AnonD-479319
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- 24 May 2016
Superb stuff...cant wait for it...
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- Anonymous
- XQ9
- 24 May 2016
easy for hackers
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- Julliard
- RIE
- 24 May 2016
I always wonder why android phone need log in when we buy them. Why can't it be more like dumb phone. Such a fuss.
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- d%2
- 24 May 2016
useless
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- Anonymous
- skE
- 24 May 2016
So...this is the end of smartphone era.
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- Anonymous
- AdI
- 24 May 2016
What if someone was a little drunk or a little sick.
Even worse what if he was beaten up or injured in a car accident ,then he couldn't call anyone of his family members or call a friend to help him.
I still prefer the password
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- Anonymous
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- 24 May 2016
rockstar, 24 May 2016wowwwNot wow at all government profiling to the highest degree with our compliance ,add apple control freaky, to this and you have total privacy loss.
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- 24 May 2016
lol, 24 May 2016Please don't-ditch password login system completely...Agreed....what about twins?
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- rockstar
- RHT
- 24 May 2016
wowww