Does login.gov require photos, videos, fingerprints, smartphone apps, or similar nonsense as ID.me does? Or does it offer less invasive ways to confirm identit

Does login.gov require photos, videos, fingerprints, smartphone apps, or similar nonsense as ID.me does? Or does it offer less invasive ways to confirm identity, like mailing a code sent to one's long-established postal address, or an in-person visit to a local social services office?