Facial recognition security software firm Jarcom has announced that their password manager app, FaceCrypt, would immediately be available for free on the iOS App Store.The app uses face recognition to authorise web logins.”The problem with most password manager apps is that, you guessed it, they require a password to use,” said Jarcom CEO, Jeremy Rose.”Studies have shown that almost 70 percent of people have forgotten at least one password in the past month and many people use the same password all the time. With FaceCrypt, all you do is open the app, point your phone camera at your face and almost immediately you have access to your passwords and your favourite websites using our auto fill feature.”The company has also added backup options that provide end-to-end encryption of your data both on your device and when backed up on our servers.
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