Apple, Google, Microsoft , To Stop Using Passwords on Websites and Apps.<br />CNET reports that on May 5, the FIDO Alliance (Fast Identity Online) said it's working with the tech giants to do away with passwords.<br />CNET reports that on May 5, the FIDO Alliance (Fast Identity Online) said it's working with the tech giants to do away with passwords.<br />CNET reports that on May 5, the FIDO Alliance (Fast Identity Online) said it's working with the tech giants to do away with passwords.<br />CNET reports that on May 5, the FIDO Alliance (Fast Identity Online) said it's working with the tech giants to do away with passwords.<br />Alternative means of verifying identification may include using fingerprints, face scans or your phone.<br />Working with the industry to establish new, more secure sign-in methods that offer better protection and eliminate the vulnerabilities of passwords... , Kurt Knight, Apple's senior director of platform product marketing, via statement.<br />... is central to our commitment to building products that offer maximum security and a transparent user experience -- all with the goal of keeping users' personal information safe, Kurt Knight, Apple's senior director of platform product marketing, via statement.<br />The complete shift to a passwordless world will begin with consumers making it a natural part of their lives, Alex Simons, Microsoft's corporate vice president for identity program management, via statement.<br />CNET reports that Google can't wait for the day "the world can safely move away from the risk and hassle of passwords.".<br />While FIDO is already used by many device makers and service providers, .<br />the alliance hopes to streamline its efforts to make passwordless verification a technology standard.<br />the alliance hopes to streamline its efforts to make passwordless verification a technology standard.<br />CNET reports FIDO expects the new tools to become available from Apple, Google and Microsoft within the next year.<br />CNET reports FIDO expects the new tools to become available from Apple, Google and Microsoft within the next year.<br />CNET reports FIDO expects the new tools to become available from Apple, Google and Microsoft within the next year
