An evaluation of authentication methods for smartphone based on users' preferences

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Abstract

This study discusses about smartphone screen lock preferences using some types of authentication methods. The purpose is to determine the user behaviours based on the perceived security and convenience, as well as the preferences for different types of authentication methods. Variables used are the considerations for locking the screens and the types of authentication methods. The population consists of the smartphone users with the total samples of 400 respondents within a nonprobability sampling method. Data analysis method used is the descriptive analysis. The results showed that the convenience factor is still the major consideration for locking the smartphone screens. Majority of the users chose the pattern unlock as the most convenient method to use. Meanwhile, fingerprint unlock becomes the most secure method in the users' perceptions and as the method chosen to be used in the future.

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Sari, P. K., Ratnasari, G. S., & Prasetio, A. (2016). An evaluation of authentication methods for smartphone based on users’ preferences. In IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering (Vol. 128). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/128/1/012036

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