Date:27/05/17
The world's largest company in the field of electronic commerce, the Chinese Alibaba Group Holding, has completed the testing of the goods payment system based on the technology of face recognition
From now on, to purchase the goods, the buyer must scan his face and enter the last four digits of the mobile phone number. The system has successfully passed the testing of developers and will now be tested by the Alipay payment service.
To prevent fraud, the system will ask the user to move his head, blink or frown. This will help the technology to make sure that before it a living person, and not a snapshot.
The creators plan to implement the technology in the work in the near future.
Alibaba will allow you to pay for goods using biometric data
The world's largest company in the field of electronic commerce, the Chinese Alibaba Group Holding, has completed the testing of the goods payment system based on the technology of face recognitionFrom now on, to purchase the goods, the buyer must scan his face and enter the last four digits of the mobile phone number. The system has successfully passed the testing of developers and will now be tested by the Alipay payment service.
To prevent fraud, the system will ask the user to move his head, blink or frown. This will help the technology to make sure that before it a living person, and not a snapshot.
The creators plan to implement the technology in the work in the near future.
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