British bank to let customers access accounts using just their eyes

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First time a major bank has used iris scanning tech.

British bank to let customers access accounts using just their eyes
Customers of British retail bank TSB will soon be able to access mobile banking by simply looking at their phone's camera, marking the first time a major bank has opted for iris scanning biometric authentication. From September, customers using a Galaxy S8 or S8+ phone will be able to use the ...

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