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This article doesn't really say much of anything. Troy pretty much just summarized a few slides from the Apple event and then ended the article saying he was go
by symlinkk 9y ago
This article doesn't really say much of anything. Troy pretty much just summarized a few slides from the Apple event and then ended the article saying he was going to buy an iPhone X and is interested to see how Face ID turns out. I really gained nothing from reading this.
- MBCook 9y agoThe point of the article is that many people are complaining about FaceID's security in abstract. The alternatives, like the relatively common 'no password' or '123456 pin' are much LESS secure than FaceID. The other arguments people are making tend to be very fanciful scenarios that don't apply to normal people (state actors, high quality makeup shops with a perfect face mold of your face, etc). It may not be perfect but like TouchID it's probably way better than the alternative.