biometrics in mobile devices

Biometrics in mobile devices refer to using unique physical or behavioral traits of a person to securely unlock and access the device or applications. Common examples include fingerprint scans, facial recognition, and iris scanning. These methods provide a quick, convenient, and secure way to verify identity without needing passwords. Biometrics rely on features that are difficult to duplicate, enhancing security while making user access seamless. They’re designed to protect personal data and ensure only authorized users can access sensitive information.