People who are using the “National Health Insurance Mobile Autopass” APP should often have the experience of having to find their passwords for a long time every time. The National Health Insurance Department has also officially announced the latest revision of the “National Health Insurance Mobile Autopass” APP, adding a “biometric assisted login” function, and the version has officially launched “Health Passbook 3.0” to optimize user experience.
“National Health Insurance Mobile Autopass” APP has been revised to include the “Biometric Assisted Login” function and officially launched “Health Passbook 3.0”
The updated “National Health Insurance Mobile Auto Pass” APP is currently available. A major feature is the new “Biometric Assisted Login”. In the past, it was required to enter every time you log in to the APP. Now, according to the default function of the mobile device held by the user, identity verification and login can be carried out through “face recognition” or “fingerprint sensor”, and in parallel with the current account and password input mechanism. These characteristic values are retained on the mobile phone and will not be transmitted to the Health Insurance Department. The Health Insurance Department will not collect the user’s biometric values.
Before enabling “Biometric Assisted Login”, you need to complete the “Account + Password” confirmation process before it can be used. When the password is changed through any channel, the “Biometric Assisted Login” function needs to be reset; if the mobile device is bound to more than 2 accounts, the system will authenticate and log in with the account that last completed the biometric settings. Other accounts must still enter the account number and password to log in.
The second major revision focuses on the “Health Passbook Trial Version” that has been tested for a long time. After a user satisfaction survey, “Health Passbook 3.0” was officially launched in this APP revision, which comprehensively revamped the Health Passbook visual structure and usage service process to optimize the user experience, making the layout simpler and clearer, and the information structure easier to use. The “Medical Radiation Reference Dose” information was also moved to it simultaneously.
During the COVID-19 epidemic, the National Health Insurance Autotoll APP provides mask purchase records, COVID-19 screening, vaccine administration records and other information, and more and more people are familiar with the functions of the “National Health Insurance Autotoll” APP. This time, “Biometric Assisted Login” has been added and “Health Passbook 3.0” has been officially launched, which I believe will make the APP more convenient to use.
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Source: KOCPC Chinese