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Edidiong Asikpo (Didi) · 2021-06-02T08:45:55.966Z

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security process in which users provide two authentication factors to verify themselves. If you think I am referring to the traditional SMS and Email 2FA methods from what you read above, you are wrong. I am actua...

VERY cool! Thanks for introducing me to this!

You are welcome Braydon Coyer. I am glad you found the article useful. 😃

Thanks for the heads up! TypingDNA Verify seems convincing.

Yes, it is. You should definitely give it a try, Yash Tiwari.

Nice idea and the theory behind it is also a bit older and proven. But how does it work with users who want to log in via smartphone and PC, or tablet? Because the way of typing is different on each device. You would then have to think of ways to link different profiles.

If you integrate TypingDNA Verify and the end-user tries to authenticate from a phone, it will go by default on SMS (the fall-back option we added using Twillo).

Alternatively, you can use TypingDNA's API. This will work on any device type (smartphones, computers, tablets, etc.).

In summary, TypingDNA Verify works on phones as well, but it will just go directly to SMS rather than typing biometrics.

I hope this answers your question, Jörn

That's interesting and something new to me. Thanks for sharing Edidiong Asikpo

Yes, I developed so much interest in it as well when I discovered it. So, I decided to share my thoughts about it on my blog.

I am glad you found this article useful, Yogesh Chavan.

Wow, really nice article and smooth authentication, thanks for sharing

I am glad you found it useful, Ayodele Samuel Adebayo.

I am looking forward to seeing what you will build with it. 😀

Great article! TypingDNA is very cool! 🔥

Oh, yes. It is astonishing. 😀

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