Face recognition app from KeyLemon replaces passwords

Connecting to an online account with a smartphone can be boring and error-prone. This is why users can save all login information in the browser and turn on the auto-fill feature. But, in that case, everybody having access to the mobile phone can connect to private online accounts with all secrets. Despite its usefulness, this functionality is not very secure. So why not restrict access to other people? Why not enter a password before having access to all your account information? Or better, how convenient would it be if the face is the password?

“LemonLogin” from KeyLemon allows users to protect all type of custom online accounts with nothing more than the user’s face. Moreover, if the online account allows it, the user will automatically be connected without having to press one button. This makes connecting to an online account easy, convenient and secure.

As mobile phone users often change their location, “LemonLogin” can store multiple models of the users face for every environment they will encounter. Of course, the face authentication process is fully customizable. Changing the detection threshold depends only on the user’s convenience or security requirements.

The app that requires iPhone 4 (with a frontal camera) is available on the Apple Store packaged with both a basic free version and a full functional paid version which can be bought as an In-App-Purchase.

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