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>Once you look at it, it will be unlocked. I'd be impressed if this was the case. Looking at a phone <> a phone's camera being able to see your face straight-o
by joncrocks 9y ago
>Once you look at it, it will be unlocked.
I'd be impressed if this was the case. Looking at a phone <> a phone's camera being able to see your face straight-on.
Face-unlocking is not new, and it's not widely used. If they've managed some physics-defying scanners then maybe it'll be OK.
- MBCook 9y agoIt's not new but they're doing it differeny. Craig said in the article that as long as it can see your eyes and nose (maybe mouth too?) it can see enough to unlock. You don't need to be square to the phone.
- Quenty 9y agoMouth was definitely required too. One of the edge cases noted was it fails with masks on.
- valuearb 9y agoRead the article. The way they are doing it is new, at least for phones.