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No, now you have an additional problem, because they might ignore the advice to use a password now that they think their device is secure by default
by mbgerring 9y ago
No, now you have an additional problem, because they might ignore the advice to use a password now that they think their device is secure by default
- MBCook 9y agoWould they? The only data we have says that even though people should secure things they don’t. Is it really going to be that different for people who have a REALLY good reason? I kind of doubt it. And does it matter? If a government wants to repress they’ll do it. They’ll beat you or harass you or something like that. “Well we think you’re trying to overthrow us but FaceID is turned off on your phone. I guess we’ll give up today. You’re free to go, have a nice time. ”
- URSpider94 9y agoYou have to use a passcode to enable FaceID.
- valuearb 9y agoIf you don’t know a passcode is required for touchID/FaceID, you don’t know enough about the topic to comment.