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What If Your App Let Users Sign In With Their Face or Fingerprint?
What if your app could let users sign in faster without typing a password every time? π
Biometric authentication such as Face ID and fingerprint login can make returning to an application faster while adding another layer of account protection.
It can be especially useful for apps handling sensitive information such as fintech, healthcare, personal documents, or private accounts.
The important part is implementing it securely alongside your normal authentication system.
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