You`ll soon be able to remove your password from a Microsoft account
(Windows Phone Central)

Microsoft says passwords are insecure, so it will let you get rid of yours. What you need to know Microsoft will allow people to remove passwords from their Microsoft account. People will be able to securely sign in to accounts with the Microsoft Authenticator app, Windows Hello, a security key, or two-factor authentication. Microsoft explains that passwords are often insecure and repeated across several websites and services. Microsoft has marched towards a passwordless future for years. That march took a significant step today when Microsoft announced that people will be able to remove passwords from their Microsoft account. To secure accounts without a password, people will be able to use the Microsoft Authenticator app, Windows Hello, a security key, or two-factor authentication. The option will roll out over the coming weeks. Passwordless authentication started rolling out to commercial users back in March. Microsoft states that 200 million commercial customers already u...