OPPO is transitioning to a password-less login age.

In the future, you might be able to use an OPPO smartphone to log in to many services across platforms, apps, and websites without using a password.

Due to OPPO's choice to join the Fast Identity Online (FIDO) Alliance, an open industry group with the goal of creating authentication standards that lessen the world's reliance on passwords, this is now conceivable.

According to a statement released by the business, OPPO will assist the Alliance's efforts to create and implement the most recent FIDO standards for password-less logins.

According to the company, it would leverage FIDO protocols and fundamental public passkey cryptography to give users quick, simple, and secure sign-in experiences across services.

To lessen the dependency on password-only logins across various services, OPPO will also work together with other Alliance members to develop and promote FIDO Authentication certifications, the company added.

Users can seamlessly access their FIDO credentials on the core OPPO device when using multiple smart devices, including brand-new devices and adjacent devices belonging to others, without having to re-enroll in all of their accounts on different OS platforms or browsers.

The FIDO Alliance, which was established in 2012 to lessen the overuse of passwords globally, seeks to create standards for password-free identity authentication and login for websites, services, and applications.

A safe and practical technical framework is offered by the Alliance's most recent authentication protocol, FIDO2, which is backed by businesses including Google, Microsoft, and Qualcomm.

After joining the FIDO Alliance, OPPO will actively deploy FIDO standards on its smart devices and work to improve authentication security and user experiences.

By joining the various technical and regional FIDO working groups as a member of the FIDO Alliance, OPPO will also contribute technically to expanding the use cases and services that support password-free login.