Abstract: In aspects of compatible product recommendations, a mobile device implements a product recommendation manager that receives a search input for a consumer product. The product recommendation manager receives a recommendation list of compatible products with the consumer product. The compatible products can be determined based at least in part on a profile associated with the mobile device and product feedback corresponding to returned products. The product recommendation manager can then display the recommendation list of the compatible products on a display device. In implementations, a server device determines the profile associated with the mobile device, and generates the recommendation list of the compatible products with the consumer product.

Abstract: A method provides techniques for automatic obfuscation of sensitive information. The sensitive information can include one-time passcodes that surface on an electronic device. The method includes receiving a notification comprising sensitive information. The method continues with determining that a notification setting of the electronic device enables presentation of received notifications, and determining that the notification setting of the electronic device further includes enabling dynamic obfuscation of the sensitive information if a presence of an authorized user of the electronic device is not confirmed. The sensitive information is automatically obfuscated from being presented during presentation of the notification. A modified notification is presented on the electronic device, where the modified notification includes the received notification with the sensitive information obfuscated.

Abstract: A method provides techniques for identifying a most-recently received security notification from amongst multiple received security notifications for a single transaction. The method includes detecting, by a processor of an electronic device, receipt within a predetermined time interval of a plurality of security notifications, where each security notification contains different transaction authentication information. The method includes determining that each of the plurality of notifications are associated with a same transaction. The method includes identifying a most recently received notification. The method continues with modifying at least one characteristic of each other notification from the plurality of notifications that is not the most recently received notification to create a modified notification that includes an indication that corresponding transaction authentication data is obsolete.

Abstract: In aspects of event-based authorization transmission across mobile devices, a first mobile device detects an event associated with a first application on the first mobile device and transmits an interface of a second application installed on the first mobile device to a second mobile device based on the event associated with the first application and a request for the second mobile device to use the second application installed on the first mobile device. When the first mobile device receives an authorization code from a remote device associated with the second application, the first mobile device transmits the authorization code to the second mobile device. When the first mobile device receives a request for a third application associated with the second application, the first mobile device transmits an interface of the third application to the second mobile device.

Abstract: In aspects of location based transaction authentication, a mobile device includes a location service to determine a device location of the mobile device. The mobile device also implements a transaction authentication manager that can receive a transaction location of a transaction associated with an account of a user of the mobile device, and compare the device location of the mobile device to the transaction location of the transaction. The transaction authentication manager can also receive a one time password that is masked in response to determining that the device location does not match the transaction location, and reveal the one time password in response to receiving an input on the mobile device to authenticate the transaction.

Abstract: A method in a conferencing system terminal device includes detecting, with one or more processors during a videoconference, a communication device electronically in communication with one or more remote electronic devices engaged in the videoconference. One or more processors identify that the videoconference is ending or has ended. The one or more processors determine that an application portal associated with the videoconference is still operational when the videoconference is ending or after the videoconference has ended. The one or more processors present, on a user interface of the conferencing system terminal device, a prompt indicating that the videoconference has ended or is ending when the application portal associated with the videoconference is still operational.