Google (GOOG.US) is introducing a new video selfie login feature to provide another option for users who are unable to log in due to lost devices or forgotten passwords. Users can set up a video selfie through a brief online process, which includes several guided head movements to allow the device’s camera to capture multiple angles. Google’s parent company Alphabet said on Thursday that these saved videos will be used to compare with real-time videos submitted by users during subsequent logins

```htmlGoogle (GOOG.US) is introducing a new selfie video login feature, providing an alternative for users who can't log in due to device loss or forgotten passwords. Users can set up a selfie video through a brief online process, which includes several guided head movements to allow the device's camera to capture multiple angles. Google’s parent company, Alphabet, said Thursday that the saved videos will be used to compare with real-time videos submitted during future logins by the user. Google has been testing various verification methods, which are not limited to account login. For example, it has worked with the third-party company Private ID to confirm user age through selfie verification, ensuring they can access age-restricted content.```