Cops will hold the phone to your face when they arrest you for protesting, threaten with violence. Logical conclusion of this tech.
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Here's some advice. Whenever being pulled over or dealing with police turn your phone off. This disables your features and forces code input
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Pressing the power button 5 times does the same and is quicker.
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Doesn't work on iPhone
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It's a new feature on iOS 11.
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Which will be on most of the iPhones by the end of next week.
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Unless I'm mistaken I think my Samsung already has
#FaceID, considered giving it a try until I realized it might just need an image to work -
Image won’t work with FaceID, that’s the difference between current face unlocking and Apple‘s FaceID.
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I heard that it was broken with an image + contact lens on top of image.https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/05/breaking-the-iris-scanner-locking-samsungs-galaxy-s8-is-laughably-easy/ …
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Hell, I disabled Siri and the fingerprint reader on my SE right after I got it.
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Your missing out. Touch ID is local only.
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I don't care. I don't know what Apple is doing with people's fingerprints, and I don't trust them.
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Then you should not use a smart phone
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And why do you think, that Apple isn't getting the fingerprint when you press the home button? ;-)
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oooh. he deleted his tweet...
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