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.

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 ...

Up until now, those linked devices had to be Android tablets or computers using the web or desktop WhatsApp clients. Now, though, you’re able to add extra smartphones.As before, everything stays ...

Android users should soon be able to log in to PayPal’s website using passkeys, the password-free login system that’s being pushed by Apple, Google, Microsoft, the FIDO alliance, and more.

With the update, when you create an app on your Android device, you'll be able to add a new password and save it directly into the Firefox browser. It will then be saved both on mobile and desktop.

Android Device Manager web interface is live, try it now. The “find my phone” service from Google can now be used through any web browser. All you need is to log in your Google account.

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 ...

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.