Nearly Half of Americans Likely to Use Voice Recognition for Personal Verification

April 11, 2018

A new Pindrop survey has found the vast majority (81%) believe there are benefits to using voice recognition as a form of personal verification.

Not only do 81% find benefits, said the survey, but nearly half of Americans (48%) said they would be likely to use voice recognition as a form of personal verification.

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Nearly Half of Americans Likely to Use Voice Recognition for Personal Verification

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