#5210074

PhazeDelta1

2015-12-23 10:13

This is a disaster in the making. Mark my words.

#5210098

morbias

2015-12-23 11:10

Seems like a lot of hassle to have to go into your phone to 'accept' yourself, surely it's quicker and simpler to type in your password 😕

#5210116

Asgardi

2015-12-23 11:50

So it uses device id or something like that as password. What an "innovation". My bank app does that already for auto-pin.

#5210117

AndreasGuido

2015-12-23 11:57

Agree with Morbias, seems like a lot of hassle! It takes like 10 seconds to type in a password!

#5210183

BangTail

2015-12-23 14:38

It's pretty simple Google, if you ever try to make this compulsory, people will leave your platform in droves. This is one of the stupidest ideas I've seen in recent history.

#5210216

Turanis

2015-12-23 16:25

You know just us your imagination: "Log" with your phone to know your location,to know your IMEI,to know your real name(from operator db),to know your contacts and so on. 🙂 Good luck if your phone is stoled,not.

#5210246

Denial

2015-12-23 17:25

I don't see the problem with it. I mean if your phone is stolen and you don't have a lockscreen, all your google info is available to the thief anyway. If you do have a lockscreen, then I would argue that your more secure than having a password.

#5210370

gUNN1993

2015-12-24 00:00

Agree with Morbias, seems like a lot of hassle! It takes like 10 seconds to type in a password!

That ultimately depends on how long/complex your password is if you have a complex password it can be a pain in the ass to type it in manually, although I'd assume something like Keypass/whatever have mobile apps that work in a simular way.