selfie video
Coverage of selfie video in the Nexus archive.
- Google wants to store a selfie video of your face
Google has introduced a selfie video verification option for account recovery, raising security and privacy concerns. The feature uses facial recognition to compare videos, but experts warn about deepfake vulnerabilities and the risks of storing biometric data.
- Google will now let users sign into accounts with a selfie video
Google will allow users to sign into accounts using a selfie video. The setup process involves a short online procedure with guided head movements.
- Google now lets you sign in to your account using a selfie video
Google introduced a new account access method allowing users to sign in with a selfie video if they are locked out, have forgotten their password, or lack access to their usual devices or two-factor authentication apps. The feature requires capturing a short video of the user's face with head movements to match a pre-recorded video stored by Google.
- Google Turns a Selfie Video Into Your Account’s Spare Key
Google introduces a new account recovery feature that allows users to use a selfie video as a spare key to regain access to their accounts. This method is part of the account recovery process in case users are locked out.
- YSRCP seeks CBI probe into death of Perupogu Kranthi Kumar
YSRCP is requesting a CBI investigation into the death of Perupogu Kranthi Kumar. A party leader claims the death followed harassment by a police officer and cited a selfie video recorded by the deceased.