Let's face it: No one likes passwords.
With all the different websites and devices you log in to, it has become almost impossible to keep track of all your passwords.
But what if you could forget about passwords and log in instantly using something else, like your face or fingerprints?
Intel thinks that's a real possibility — and something you can do right away.
"We want to eliminate all passwords from computing," Kirk Skaugen, senior vice president and general manager of Intel's client-computing group, said at the Citi Global Technology Conference held on Tuesday. "I can confidently say today, you can eliminate all your passwords today, if you buy a sixth-generation Core system."
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4 comments:
This is nothing more than voluntary fingerprinting and facial recognition even though you have committed no crime. Do you really want that? I don't.
With Hillary freely forwarding classified email to anyone she wishes, who in the world needs a password?
Just more ways to document and track people. Nope.
Oh no.. this cant be good. just like a cashless money system. All One more step closer to the mark on your forehead you will need to survive, eat and live. Bad enough these capabilities already exist. The technology is already here. systems are already in place today tracking watching monitoring everything we do. It includes everything we use and touch today. System like Video, radar, phones, banking, GPS, guns, health, tracking chips, nanobots, bio chips, elf waves, drones, even your E house and its electricity. All systems ready to be integrated for the mark of the beast, whose Footsteps these days are getting louder.
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