Galaxy S5 owners can now access stored passwords with their fingerprints

You might already be familiar with password storage services like 1Password or LastPass. They beef up security by letting you create complex passwords that you'll never have to remember. You just remember your one master password, and use it to login to your vault. Starting today, Samsung Galaxy S5 owners who use LastPass can now use their fingerprints to log in to their password vaults... Continue Reading Galaxy S5 owners can now access stored passwords with their fingerprints



Section: Mobile Technology



Tags: Android, Biometrics, Fingerprint, LastPass, passwords, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy S5, Security



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