Chase Bank has added fingerprint authentication support for Android 6.0 and higher devices, making it easier to log in.

Google has removed the need for a password to log in to some of its services on Android, allowing you to use your fingerprint to sign in. The feature is coming to all Android 7.0 or later phones ...

Google announced that its Android security feature is expanding. Now, you'll be able to use your Android phone to log in to your Google account on an iOS device. That's great news for those that ...

Starting from this week people using Android phones will be able to log in to web services in Chrome by using a fingerprint stored on their device. It's a small step closer to a password-free world.

How to Log Out of Gmail on an Android. When you turned on your Android device for the first time, you were prompted to add your Google account to it. This account is used to log you in to the Play ...

The Meta-owned chat application has launched passkey support for Android, which means you no longer have to use OTPs from two-factor authentication to be able to log into your account.

Google officially abandons Android 2.3.7: Users will not be able to log in. This system was released in 2010 which means that it is 11 years ...

Google has started emailing users of very old Android devices to tell them it's time to say goodbye. Starting September 27, devices running Android 2.3.7 and lower will no longer be able to log in ...