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Microsoft: Windows Hello adds a more personal experience to Windows 10

Ron Ron
November 8, 2020
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Microsoft: Windows Hello adds a more personal experience to Windows 10

One particular feature in Windows 10 is called Windows Hello, which allows consumers to seamlessly and securely log into their PCs. Windows Hello supports three types of biometric entry, which includes fingerprint recognition, iris, and facial recognition. 

In a new video, Microsoft is touting Windows Hello as a feature that adds a more personal experience to Windows 10. “Ready to say “Hello” to Windows Hello? On Windows 10, your PC recognizes you for a more personal experience. It greets you by name as it lights up in recognition, providing a faster and more secure way to log in – because you are the password,” the video description reads. You can check out Windows Hello in action right here.

All you have to do is show your face or use your fingerprint to login to your new device running Windows 10. If your computer has an Intel Real Sense 3D camera, you can easily take advantage of Windows Hello. You can also head over here to see a list of devices that support Windows Hello.

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