Americans’ comfort using biometrics in place of passwords, legacy ID verification grows

The iProov Biometric Pulse Survey of 2,000 Americans found that 79 percent of respondents think there has to be a more secure solution than passwords when accessing banking and government services, according to a release. Most – seven in ten – agree that they would use biometrics to verify their identity for banking and government services on how their data is used and stored.

The release cites that the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center logged losses over $12.5 million, demonstrating …

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