Biometrics - Voice Verification Overview

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Voice verification is a form of biometrics that involves using voice prints and recognition of the user's phone, a combination known as a voice token. It is regarded as a next-generation authentication technology.

The more-advanced voice recognition systems record and store combinations of sounds and notes. For example, a user records his name or a snippet of a song at the time of enrollment. In subsequent transactions, the user replays the recording using a special hardware token to authenticate. In the event that a user's biometric credential is compromised, the system enables re-enrollment using a new voice template.

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