FaceGuard is currently available for Android, Apple iOS, and Windows XP thru 10.
— No Cloud. No Master Password, No Spam —
~~ Fun: each access is like a game. Spot the face(s) only you know hidden among strangers.
~~ Free: This is 100% the real app. It’s not limited in the number of Destinations you can reach or images you can add. Moreover, FaceGuard stays free forever with a Partner.
~~ Unforgettable: You add your familiar faces of friends and family. No matter how obscure the images are to others, you’ll see them in the crowd in seconds.
~~ Fast: Fingers find it difficult to enter r’uX.:nOU~iwl5[2 quickly. Eyes recognize friends, family – even enemies – in an instant.
Figures vary but are climbing rapidly with personal and business security breeches increasing daily. 2020 estimates were 30% of Americans have at least downloaded a password manager. Actual use varies as with all software.
Here are some other figures for consideration: 97% of all Fortune 500 businesses have been hacked. The other 3% don’t know they are breached*. 75% of all US adults have been hacked. The other 25% are not using digital devices or have been broken into but don’t know it.**
*Brookings Institution Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence
**Forbes Magazine
Yes. Apps fill the desktop fast; often requiring several pages. Plus, new apps are added wherever they fit. Instead, FaceGuard allows you to organize the way you want. There are 10 convenient categories to use for groups like Financial, Social, Medical, shopping, etc. Almost everything in FaceGuard is within two taps.
The short version is by following the guidelines, a FaceChallenge offers FOUR (4) levels of security:
~~ No FaceChallenge – zero security and only handy for quick access to sites that require a log-in but are not sensitive.
~~ A 3×3 matrix with 1 familiar face among 8 unknown faces and 3 unique panels. This FaceChallenge set creates odds of 1 in 729 anyone but you can access. Moreover, each failed attempt increases the time delay before retry. Plus — all new faces appear in the next FaceChallenge. Useful for easy access to very low-level risk destinations.
Example: Goodreads or Khan Academy.
~~ A 3×3 matrix with 1 familiar face among 8 unknown faces and 6 unique panels. This FaceChallenge set creates odds of 1 in 531,441 anyone but you can access. As before, each failed attempt increases the time delay before retry. Plus — all new faces appear in the next FaceChallenge. A wise option for semi-sensitive sites where personal information might be stored. Example: State DMV or Reddit
~~ A 3×3 matrix with 1 familiar face among 8 unknown faces and 9 unique panels. This FaceChallenge set creates odds of 1 in 3,486,784,401 anyone but you can access. As before, each failed attempt increases the time delay before retry. Plus — all new faces appear in the next FaceChallenge. Essential for securing critical access to Financial, Medical, or Legal Destinations.
