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"That doesn't refute that in use cases, one finger(print) may stop working while another still works." Not in mine. Simply put there are too many cuts on every
by lightedman 10y ago
"That doesn't refute that in use cases, one finger(print) may stop working while another still works."
Not in mine. Simply put there are too many cuts on every single finger on my hands to make biometric fingerprinting a reliable thing, and those cuts change pretty much daily. Do mining like I do, in hard rock, with hand tools and no gloves (because you need to feel for things lest you destroy a perfect specimen.) You're not escaping uncut, no matter what.
- Fnoord 10y agoCheers for explaining your use case. For people like you we either need alternative way of identification (such as face recognition), or we need you to type your username ('lightedman'). The latter is IMO (in 2017, without physical keyboards) rather annoying. Remember, I don't suggest we authenticate via fingerprints.