How Passwordless Login and MFA Work on Shared Devices
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Explains why frontline authentication differs from knowledge-worker authentication: shared terminals, shared credentials, no personal mobile, impractical typing. FIDO ties one user to one device; hardware passkeys cost too much for high-churn workforces. OLOID offers face, badge, QR, NFC and PIN plus deviceless MFA, with HRIS/SSO/PACS integration automating onboarding. Claims $10M+ annual savings.
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