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    <title>Roman Herasimenko</title>
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      <title>Android fingerprint API </title>
      <description>Nobody likes typing in passwords, especially on mobile phones. 

Password Sucks!

Android Marshmallow brings official support of fingerprint authentication to the Android platform. 

It's available for developers to integrate inside their own Android apps, accelerate payments and sign-in operations. 

During my talk we will learn on how can we secure sensitive users data, and how can we use this API to authenticate on remote servers.</description>
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      <content:encoded>Nobody likes typing in passwords, especially on mobile phones. 

Password Sucks!

Android Marshmallow brings official support of fingerprint authentication to the Android platform. 

It's available for developers to integrate inside their own Android apps, accelerate payments and sign-in operations. 

During my talk we will learn on how can we secure sensitive users data, and how can we use this API to authenticate on remote servers.</content:encoded>
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