Google's free feature now eliminates the hassle of keeping the phone nearby for OTP, know how it will work?

Google's free feature now eliminates the hassle of keeping the phone nearby for OTP, know how it will work?

Google is working on Wave of OTP API. As such it will provide the ability to receive one-time-password programmatically by sending SMS to the website and as such with just one type without having to switch AIIMS. The form will be automatically filled for the users.

Let us tell you for information if you are doing online or banking transactions on a laptop, then this means that there is no need to enter the OTP received. You have to keep your phone with you, This requirement may change in the coming weeks or even in a few days. At least like this. Android phone is going to prove to be quite a lot for the users.

Let us tell you that Google Wave is working on DPE only. As such, it will enable the website to receive one-time-password precisely in the same village and in such a situation, the form will be filled automatically for the users with just one type without switching the apps.

Let us understand how this whole work will be done in simple words.

*If in simple language, SMS one-time password from phone to anyone with Google Chrome update. That is, this feature is going to work to enable OTP transfer. Chrome 93 will support Web OTP i.e. Web One Time Password interface. In the coming days, this means that those browsers will go to the users' phones and will automatically detect and enter.

*Let us tell you that the only thing is that users will need an Android phone. In this case, both the headset and the dead stock browser will have to be signed in to the Google account. Keep in mind that. Another important requirement would be that you must be using this website. Wall Web will also support OTP technology, only then such a feature will work, The reason is that this feature is currently dependent on the Chromium web engine, so it is not supported in Apple devices.

What will be needed for this:

1. A desktop or laptop computer (Windows, Mac, Linux or Chrome OS).

2. An Android phone with Google Play service version 20.30.12 or latest.

3. Chrome 93 or latest, on both desktop or laptop and mobile. Chrome 93 Beta is available until the end of July 2021.

4. You'll sign in to the same Google Account on both your desktop Chrome and mobile Chrome. For example, there will be no need to turn on sync via https://myaccount.google.com/ or https://mail.google.com.

5. On your Android device, you'll need to sign in to Android via "Settings-Google"

6. Chrome 93 should be the default browser on the Android device itself.

7. It must be running in the foreground or background on Chrome 93 Android devices.