'InstantAccess' Offers Registration Access without Having to Log in
Michael Hemsworth — January 20, 2017 — Tech
References: instantaccess.io & betalist
Trying out a new service or making an online purchase usually requires registration access in order to do so, which is something 'InstantAccess' aims to put to an end. The 'InstantAccess' service works to put more security control into the hands of the user by enabling them to access different services as they see fit. Users are able to de-access any service they want at any time in order to maintain a better sense that their information is secure.
The 'InstantAccess' registration access app keeps things securely updated in one app and allows data to be updated in one spot and reflected across the board as necessary. This will be a welcome capability for those that are more weary of their online presence and who want to maintain a tighter hold on their personal data.
The 'InstantAccess' registration access app keeps things securely updated in one app and allows data to be updated in one spot and reflected across the board as necessary. This will be a welcome capability for those that are more weary of their online presence and who want to maintain a tighter hold on their personal data.
Trend Themes
1. Anti-registration Apps - The rise of anti-registration apps challenges traditional registration methods.
2. User-controlled Services - InstantAccess gives users the ability to access and de-access services at any time.
3. Centralized Data Management - InstantAccess enables users to manage their data in one spot and update it across multiple services.
Industry Implications
1. Online Services - Registration and login processes for online services are likely to evolve with the introduction of these anti-registration apps.
2. Data Security - The use of instant-access registration apps could disrupt the data security industry by shifting control to users and making it easier to manage their data.
3. Personal Privacy - Apps like InstantAccess could disrupt industries focused on personal privacy by giving users more control over their personal information.
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