The effectiveness of passwords to protect data has long been debated. Many have called for the death of passwords, instead pushing for biometrics to secure their most precious information. Instead of faulty and forgettable passwords, tech developers are now pushing to replace them with something that all human beings have: ourselves, to be exact. Biometrics have been around for much longer than our computing devices, including fingerprints, voice recognition, iris scanning, and facial recognition, among other biometric modalities.”]