Android M is the upcoming version of the operating system Android developed by the Google company, and according to some information that appeared during this day, it will contain its own Touch ID. We are of course talking about a native system in Android M with Touch ID that will allow the implementation of fingerprint readers in smartphones for user authentication in order to make mobile payments, download applications from stores, authentication to see data from applications and much more, many others.
Currently, multiple Android smartphone manufacturers have implemented biometric authentication solutions, but Google intends to offer an Android M with Touch ID for universal support. In this idea, those from Google will allow not only established developers, but also small ones, to implement biometric authentication solutions, developers being able to prepare applications more easily.
Google's new mobile operating system, Android M, will include native fingerprint authentication. The new functionality will allow users to log in to all of the supported applications on their Android devices without entering a password. Google is expected to announce the feature next week during a keynote at Google I/O, the search giant's annual developer conference, in San Francisco.
The good part for all users of the Android platform is that Android M with Touch ID will bring biometric authentication to many more applications and smartphones or tablets in the coming years. Those from Google have not confirmed the information at the moment, but it is quite clear that this change will be offered by the company as soon as Android M is publicly available.
Google will present Android M with Touch ID within the Google I/O conference that will take place in the next period, so it won't be long until we see what surprises the company from Mountain View has prepared for users.
