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New Steam mobile app to use QR code login

10/17/202210/14/2022 Jorge Gonzalez

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Valve has released redesigned options compatible with both Android- and iOS-based devices. Valve has announced the newly redesigned version of its Steam app for both Android and iOS featuring a QR code login. The goal is to leave behind the old and clunky version of the mobile app in favor of streamlined convenience. Valve has been testing the new version of the app and its QR code login feature since at least August 2022. The game builder said that it had build the application “on a new framework and modernized…

Student QR codes replace passwords in some California classrooms

09/16/201609/14/2016 Jorge Gonzalez

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Kids are benefiting from the use of technology to help to support in-class learning techniques. Kids in a San Jose, California classroom are benefiting from the use of special student QR codes that eliminate the need for tedious password memorization and entry. This not only makes it easier for the kids to use classroom technology, but it also gives the teachers a bit of a break. The quick response codes were given to each child in a kindergarten class to replace login passwords. That way, the kids can hold up…

QR codes allow Yapı Kredi mobile corporate banking suite users log in

01/20/201601/19/2016 Jorge Gonzalez

The quick response codes have been added to make it easier to log in with Corporate Internet Banking. Yapı Kredi Corporate Internet Banking has now announced that it is using QR codes to help to enhance the customer experience when using its banking services, which now involves the use of the favorite devices of the majority of its customers. These barcodes are quick and easy to scan to gain access to a user-friendly interface with enhanced functions. Yapı Kredi is now counting itself among many cutting edge companies that are…

QR codes could be getting more secure with authentication

10/29/201310/26/2013 Stephanie Beck

A new method of authentication that uses SQRL could one day remove the need for user names and passwords. Virtually every website that needs to keep its individual accounts secure uses logins and passwords to accomplish that goal, but a new system using QR codes for authentication is now suggesting that it could conveniently replace that standard. The solution would replace the old authentication system with one that is intuitive and safe, say proponents. The people supporting the SQRL (Secure QR Login, which uses QR codes as a part of…