Microsoft Developing Crypto Wallet for its Edge browser. It will allow users to store, send, and receive cryptocurrency funds, as well as non-fungible tokens (NFTs). According to sources, this feature is currently in the development stage and is being internally tested by Microsoft.
Microsoft Developing Crypto Wallet that will be non-custodial and seamlessly integrated into Edge’s existing wallet feature for storing payment cards. Users can password-protect their wallets and recover access if they forget their password. After signing up, users will have complete access to all their assets. It includes crypto funds, price trends, and the ability to send or receive crypto using known addresses and names.
Microsoft is planning to accelerate the adoption of multi-factor authentication (MFA) for its 365 Cloud productivity platform. The company plans to add MFA capabilities to the Outlook email client with the release new feature called Authenticator Lite. This will enable users to complete MFA requests for its 365 apps directly in the Outlook app.
Authenticator Lite will add an extra layer of security to users’ Outlook logins for work or school. This move highlights Microsoft’s commitment to user security and privacy.
Meanwhile, Nestle-owned instant noodle brand Maggi is also making headlines with its entry into the world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Maggi will release exclusive NFT offerings. It can use in the OneRare Foodverse, a metaverse-based game.
The NFT offerings will include recipes made with Maggi noodles, Maggi Masala-ae-Magic, and Maggi Hot & Sweet. These NFTs will be a treat for Maggi enthusiasts, with options ranging from nostalgic noodle recipes to classic Indian dishes. This pioneering move into the metaverse showcases Maggi’s ability to adapt to changing times without losing sight of its core values.
These developments highlight the growing interest and adoption of crypto and NFTs across various industries, from tech giants like Microsoft to popular food brands like Maggi.
