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Get used to it: WhatsApp adds another layer of protection | Israel today

2021-01-28T09:07:37.543Z


| Social Networks Connecting to the browser version? You will be required to verify your identity through face recognition or fingerprint • The social network stated that the update will be distributed in the coming weeks Tightens security: WhatsApp announced tonight (Thursday) the addition of an additional layer of protection, when connecting remotely to the browser version (Web). Under the new change, before sc


Connecting to the browser version?

You will be required to verify your identity through face recognition or fingerprint • The social network stated that the update will be distributed in the coming weeks

Tightens security:

WhatsApp announced tonight (Thursday) the addition of an additional layer of protection, when connecting remotely to the browser version (Web).

Under the new change, before scanning the barcode, a face recognition or fingerprint will be required to unlock.

The update will reach all iPhone devices that run the iOS 14 operating system and support Touch ID or Face ID, and all Android devices that have biometric authentication enabled.

The company says that the goal is to ensure that if someone else has gained access to your phone, they will not be able to access the WhatsApp account in the browser version - where you can send or receive messages.

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In addition, it is important to emphasize that the new option will serve as an additional layer of protection - and not instead of the lock code of the application (if you have one). The social network said that the update will be distributed in the coming weeks.

Source: israelhayom

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