Google will allow users to log in through their own video

On 23 July, Google (GOOG.US) is introducing a self-generated video login feature, which provides an alternative for users who are unable to log in because the equipment is lost or passwords are forgotten. Users can use a short online process set-up for a self-generated video, which includes several guided head moves that enable the device camera to capture multiple angles. The Google parent company Alphabet indicated on Thursday that the saved videos would be compared with real-time videos submitted by users at subsequent login. Google has been testing various authentication methods, not only for account entry purposes. For example, in cooperation with a third-party company, Private ID, the age of the user is confirmed by self-censorship to ensure that they have access to content subject to age limits。