Proton Pass now supports Windows Hello for passwordless authentication
You'll need the Premium license to access the feature.
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Proton Pass, a popular cross-platform password manager, was recently updated to support biometric authentication for Windows and macOS users.
Imagine logging into Proton Pass without typing passwords, only using your face or fingerprint—if on Windows, then a PIN, too. Yes, Windows Hello has joined the chat for Proton Pass users. It makes access more accessible and safer.
This update is particularly delightful for those who have chosen to step up by paying for a plan. Biometric authentication on desktop apps has become possible now, and users have long requested this feature.
According to the official announcement, Proton Pass also introduces “identities,” a neat privacy feature where you can create your own sets of personal information to fit various purposes. You must have a premium subscription to use the biometric authentication feature.
People who use the free version do not get this benefit but can still lock their vaults with shared passwords.
However, the identity function is for all Proton Pass users, regardless of their subscription. It’s being introduced slowly and assures to simplify life by assisting you in filling out forms more quickly using separate sets of information for various parts of your existence.
