Something about you gets measured every time you unlock your phone with your face. That measurement is biometric data. Most of us use it daily without ...

Biometrics stopped being science fiction a long time ago. Your face now opens borders and your fingerprint can cast a vote. In some places your palm even ...

You probably used a biometric today without thinking about it. Maybe a thumb on your phone or a glance at a banking app. Those are just two of many ...

Your phone is already locked. So why would anyone want a second lock on WhatsApp or the gallery? Because phones get handed around. A friend wants to ...

Call your bank and you might never be asked for your mother's maiden name again. A few seconds of talking is enough for the system to know it's you. ...

Look closely at your fingertip. Those tiny ridges formed before you were born. They will never change shape for the rest of your life. Yet almost every ...

Think about the last password you typed. Now think about the last time your phone simply looked at you and opened. That quiet swap is the future of ...

You've probably used biometrics today without a second thought. A glance unlocked your phone. A fingertip approved a payment. Your body has quietly ...

Picture a spy movie. The agent presses his face to a scanner. A thin beam sweeps across his eye and the vault door hisses open. Hollywood usually calls ...

Look into a mirror. Lean in close. That colored ring around your pupil does more than give your eyes their shade. It holds a tangle of ridges and pits ...