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Google now lets you sign in to your account using a selfie video

Google is introducing selfie video as a new method for users to sign in to their accounts.

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Google has launched a new authentication feature that allows users to access their accounts using a selfie video. This option is presented as an easy way to sign in and serves as a spare key for account access.

Coverage from Engadget, Bloomberg, WIRED, The Verge, and Google's own blog emphasizes the deployment of this video-based login option. The reports collectively identify the feature as a tool for simplifying account entry.

Future developments will depend on how users integrate this selfie video option into their existing account security settings.

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Quick answers

What is the new sign-in method?

Users can now use a selfie video to sign in to their Google accounts.

How is the selfie video described in terms of account access?

According to WIRED, the selfie video acts as a spare key for the account.

Which sources have reported on this update?

The update has been covered by Google's official blog, The Verge, WIRED, Bloomberg, and Engadget.

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