Tech Alert
We take selfies while shopping, but how about using a selfie to purchase your items? Yes, believe it or not you now can purchase items by taking a selfie.

Financial institutions have found a great initiative in taking selfies, since we all love to take them so much, and decided that Selfie Pay is the way to go. MasterCard has already successfully tested the program in the United States and the Netherlands.
Users will authenticate their purchases through an app using their fingerprints or selflie. The hope is that by using data this unique it will help cut down on anyone trying to take your information.
Harry K.
February 26, 2016
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