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UK firm launches emoji alternative to Pin codes

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June 16, 2015
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A British company has launched an emoji alternative to the traditional four-digit Pin code commonly used for accessing online banking.
Intelligent Environments says its Emoji Passcode service is more secure because there are more potential combinations of the 44 emojis than there are of the numbers 0-9.
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