iHeartRadio app launched for Windows 10 Mobile with Windows Hello support

A few months after launching its Windows 10 app, iHeartRadio has now updated it with support for Windows 10 Mobile as well. Even better, the app even supports the operating system's Windows Hello security feature.

While we have not tested this ourselves yet, OneTechStop reports that users of the streaming radio app can log in via their Microsoft account. If a smartphone has an iris scanner, like the new Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL, it can be used to log in with the Windows Hello feature.

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Source: OneTechStop

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