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> building a 3D printed color model of someone's face. A 3d rendering on a screen is probably enough. The device seems to infer 3D from motion, but would proba
by Iv 9y ago
> building a 3D printed color model of someone's face.
A 3d rendering on a screen is probably enough. The device seems to infer 3D from motion, but would probably be fooled by a rendering or even a recording.
That makes all the interlocutors you had on video chat as potential ID thieves.
- vincnetas 9y agoFalse. iPhone X has points(invisible) projected on your face from what depth is calculated. Same as xbox kinect i assume. So 3D rendering on flat display wont fool iphone.
- Iv 9y agoI stand corrected. A depth sensor on the user-facing camer. That one of the weirdest design decision I have seen yet.
- soylentcola 9y agoIt's been done one some laptops via Intel RealSense depth cams or similar hardware. Not sure if any other phones have featured this, though. The ones I've seen typically add the depth cam on the back for niche stuff like 3D scanning.