Biometric Usability  Lessons
                     Biometric Usability 
Lessons
Introduction:
 Now a days people are 
looking for safety and 
security while buying any 
device.
 So makers are more focused 
towards security and privacy 
of the customer. As a result 
of which biometric 
verification has taken into 
consideration. Image source – Google  Images
Definition:
 Biometric verification is a process for 
identification of a person uniquely by 
evaluating one or more biological traits.
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Types of Biometrics:
 DNA Matching
 Face Recognition
 Finger print recognition
 Voice Identification
 Signature Identification
 Palm print Identification Image source – Google  Images
  Iris recognition
Finding 1:
 All devices are not same 
 Usability of biometrics depends upon 
the device type. As all devices are not 
equal, biometric experience will be 
different for all devices.
 Example : Some devices have finger 
print identification where as some have 
face recognition as the means of Image source – Google  Images
biometric usability.
Finding 2:
 Security of biometrics details
 The details of biometrics is the digital data that 
can be stored in the device and in some cases on 
the end user’s device.
 
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Finding 3:
 Add alternate for biometric 
authentication:
 It is best practice to  keep an alternate option for  
biometric usability of users in order make sure of 
easy accessibility.
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Finding 4:
 Multiple authentication for a single devices:
 In some cases people share the devices and use 
multiple finger prints for a single device.
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Finding 5:
 Adding and Enabling biometric 
identification
 There is a difference between adding and 
enabling the finger print.
 Be clear about both the cases. First you 
need to register the finger print and then 
enabling it in App setting option. Image source – Google  Images
Thank You