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Serious question: what happens when you lose your finger? Or you have an accident and your face gets mangled? Or a ball hit your eye and you lose it? You have
by hawski 9y ago
Serious question: what happens when you lose your finger? Or you have an accident and your face gets mangled? Or a ball hit your eye and you lose it?
You have to remember your UUID? Probably it would be more like a file than a string.
- Yizahi 9y agoYou'll have to remember multiple UUIDs, one per service. Now that I think of it will be rather cumbersome. And bio data has to be editable if it will be usable at all i.e. add/delete new entries - fingers, eyes etc. Damn, it is harder than it seems. Anyway, bio data as a login should be implemented, we only need to think exactly how.
- earenndil 9y agoYou keep your UUID as a backup. The fingerprint system on my phone still has an option to log in with password, the fingerprint is just a convenient, faster alternative. It's the same here, you keep the UUID in a folder with other sensitive documents and when you lose your finger, you fish it out, log in with it, and register another finger.