concept   accessing computer account
culture   South Korea
statement   Accessing computer accounts in South Korea often requires biometric or unique character authentication for privacy and security.
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1 accessing computer account South Korea Accessing computer account may involve the use of biometric identification such as fingerprint or facial recognition technology. 1
2 accessing computer account South Korea Using personal computer accounts for work-related activities may be seen as less secure and less controlled compared to using company-provided devices and accounts 1
3 entering username Korea May include using a unique pseudonym or handle rather than a real name, and may be more common in online gaming communities 1
4 entering username South Korea Often involves using a digital or touch-based keyboard due to the prevalence of mobile devices and advanced technology 1
5 entering username South Korea Often involves using a specific sequence of characters, which may include a mixture of letters, numbers, and symbols, to access online accounts. 1
6 login South Korea Often involves biometric authentication such as fingerprint or facial recognition technology. 1
7 login South Korea Often involves the use of biometric authentication methods such as fingerprint or facial recognition technology. 1
8 login South Korea Often involves the use of advanced biometric authentication methods like fingerprint or facial recognition 1
9 use South Korea Cash is often preferred for everyday purchases, and credit card usage is less common. 1
10 use South Korea Politeness dictates asking for permission before using someone else's belongings. 1
11 user South Korea Users highly value privacy and often prefer conducting transactions in person rather than online. 1