Android 14 will soon let more apps enable password-less login
Android 14 will soon let more apps enable password-less login
Google is launching a new Android API called Credential Manager, which will allow apps to have better passkey support. Passkeys are a more secure and convenient alternative to passwords, using biometric sensors or a PIN. Credential Manager will house biometric authentication, traditional passwords, and federated identity login in Android phones. This API will make it easier for developers to securely store credentials and offer hassle-free biometric logins. WhatsApp has already implemented the "passwordless passkey" feature on Android, allowing users to unlock their accounts with facial recognition, fingerprint, or pin security.
Google is launching a new Android API called Credential Manager, which will allow apps to have better passkey support. Passkeys are a more secure and convenient alternative to passwords, using biometric sensors or a PIN. Credential Manager will house biometric authentication, traditional passwords, and federated identity login in Android phones. This API will make it easier for developers to securely store credentials and offer hassle-free biometric logins. WhatsApp has already implemented the "passwordless passkey" feature on Android, allowing users to unlock their accounts with facial recognition, fingerprint, or pin security.
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Google is launching a new Android API called Credential Manager, which will allow apps to have better passkey support. Passkeys are a more secure and convenient alternative to passwords, using biometric sensors or a PIN. Credential Manager will house biometric authentication, traditional passwords, and federated identity login in Android phones. This API will make it easier for developers to securely store credentials and offer hassle-free biometric logins. WhatsApp has already implemented the "passwordless passkey" feature on Android, allowing users to unlock their accounts with facial recognition, fingerprint, or pin security. 
