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Google, Microsoft Sued in Texas For Infringing on Authentication Patents

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Updated 2023/05/12 at 3:57 PM
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A Bend, Oregon-based company brought suit in Texas federal court against Google LLC and Microsoft Corp., claiming they infringed on six patents related to biometric authentication and personal digital key technology.

Proxense LLC, founded in 2011 by former WMS Gaming product development executive John Giobbi, develops mobile payment technologies that include passwordless authentication.

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