Technologically speaking? Pretty cool. Privacy and security wise? An absolute nightmare
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You cannot revoke your face. I mean, you can, but it's pretty painfulpic.twitter.com/uIz2YWH35W
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But my biggest concern is that it is so very easy to unlock a phone without someone's consent to use their facepic.twitter.com/CzOyYEMDEG
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Police can hold up your phone to your face & go through your files. Yes, there's the 5x press to disable, but what if you can't get to it?
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Let's also not forget domestic abuse victims. You think they have the ability to say no when their partner points their phone at their face?
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(If you're gonna say "they should just leave!", kindly leave now and don't @ me)
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What if a domestic abuse victim has a black eye? How can they access their phone and discreetly call for help if their eye is swollen shut?
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What if they're asleep and their partner goes through their phone by pointing it at their face?
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Replying to @consentsoftware
(BTW They mentioned that the tech requires being alert and actually *looking* at the phone to unlock it. Not sure how well that works.)
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Replying to @mwichary
I sincerely hope it works as intended and it's consensualpic.twitter.com/vZ6VcNSSQX
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