Microsoft is already in the future. The Redmond firm has just integrated a new option to allow you to connect to your Microsoft account without a password.
A few months after offering it to its business users, Microsoft has just deployed a new option. It allows all users to disable the password of an account and is now offered in the security settings.
The Redmond giant offers to configure Windows Hello, to use a physical security key, to use a verification code received by e-mail or SMS, or to use its authentication application Microsoft Authenticator.
With this new step, the U.S. company is making it possible to log in without a password on almost 100% of its services. By deploying this option to as many people as possible, Microsoft hopes to help its users strengthen the security of their account, especially for those who never change their password or use one that is too easy to crack.
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