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to be used for high-stakes stuff and not just unlocking your phone. But as one guy found out, the system is not that secure.wrote on Reddit that his brother who shares some of their features but is not an identical twin and looks very different than them was able to use face unlock to get into their
After I set up my 8 pro today and got home my brother picked up my phone to look at it and he can unlock it every time with his face i think we have some of the same facial features but we both look very different It isn't clear how Google decides what's a good match for face models stored on a phone because MotorTransportation8 says their father, who they think bears a stronger resemblance to them than their brother does, was not able to unlock their phone.
...after it unlocked for my brother i tried with my dad who i feel look more similar to and it didn't work but i guess google thinks me and my brother are twins.can be broken into by someone who doesn't even exactly look like you. This is due to the facet that this year's Face Unlock system has been certified by Google as meeting the criteria for the highest Android biometric class.
Also, face unlock systems, including Apple's Face ID, are not foolproof, with Apple claiming the probability of an unauthorized person fooling its system is one in a million.A discussion is a place, where people can voice their opinion, no matter if it is positive, neutral or negative. However, when posting, one must stay true to the topic, and not just share some random thoughts, which are not directly related to the matter.
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