Microsoft’s original Surface tablets used a depth camera to snap a 3D image of a user’s face, identifying and logging them in. You’ll soon have the option to secure purchases at the Windows Store with your face or fingerprint. For now, Hello is now used to authenticate you at the Windows Store. Microsoft executives tell me Hello will take on this new role once the FIDO 2.0 standard officially rolls out in a few months. Microsoft’s Anniversary Update was supposed to take the Windows Hello biometric authentication system a step further, finally delivering on the “Passport” promise of the original OS: Your face or fingerprint would serve as your password for the web as well as your PC. One of the most anticipated features of the Anniversary Update has been “dark mode.” Windows Hello-a key selling point We used all this as a foundation for our review score for the Anniversary Update, which we left unchanged from what we gave the original release.Įditor’s note: This article was originally published on July 25, but was updated and republished on August 2 to coincide with the Anniversary Update’s launch.
Think of the AU instead as a milestone in Windows 10’s journey, a chance to polish some features and bring on a few others.
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