Twitter Digits Helps You Login To Accounts Using Phone Number Over Passwords

Having a trouble with recalling usernames and passwords? Having a habit of maintaining multiple accounts on various websites? Trying hard to get out of this fuss and confusion?

Well, your time has come. You are now no longer adviced to remember passwords and usernames as you can now login into any of accounts using Twitter Digits. Yes, Digits. A part of Twitter Fabric. Want to know more about Digits?

Twitter Digits are for the developers who are into developing various applications. As you all know that applications are easy way to get things done these days. With increasing number of smartphone users, every business is more likely to be happening online and more using the applications. So, while in the process of developing an application one has to keep track of the usernames and passwords of each app. Be it testing or developing. It does play a role and one can’t possibly remember all the passwords and that is one of the reasons why Digits came into live.

A perfect service for users having multiple accounts on multiple sites. For making use of this service, one needs to have a mobile phone number from which he/she will be able to make the best use of the service. Once after you are done with installing the Digits application, you will have to sign up using your mobile number where you will be sent a one time password to verify your account. And once you are done with that, you are ready to use the service. As of now Twitter has planned to introduce the service to Google Play and Apple Store and later on web.

With the evolution of Digits, it is now making it easy for multiple users to get going easy. Whose else these days are capable of remembering the whole lot of passwords they maintain. Earlier, there is option called password reminder or may be Save password that will let you login straight into your account. But considering the kind of ill legal functionings happen using the feature, it is often avoided. And now, Digits is getting things back to normal. It is supposed to be safe and secure while in use.

Digits solves a problem that faces every mobile user: the need to remember usernames and passwords

So, are you willing to give Digits a try in the near future? If yes, please do and let us know your experience in the comment section below. Also, if you have any thoughts, feel free to let us know.