Biometriclike
Biometriclike is an informal descriptor used in security and identity-management contexts to refer to data, signals, or methods that resemble how biometrics are used for verification, but that do not strictly derive from traditional biological traits. Items labeled biometriclike are typically intended to provide a comparable level of identity confidence, but they may be behavioral, synthetic, or context-based rather than based on anatomy or physiology. Because the term lacks a universally accepted definition, its exact meaning varies by source and domain.
Common examples include behavioral patterns such as keystroke dynamics or mouse movement, contextual signals like device
Biometriclike systems raise similar concerns as traditional biometrics, including potential privacy impacts, data security requirements, and
Because there is no single standard, readers should consult the definitions and claims in the specific literature