Yeah, I understand why they've done it this way. I just thought it was a really clever idea to use the users actual voices and conversation to do the verificati

Yeah, I understand why they've done it this way. I just thought it was a really clever idea to use the users actual voices and conversation to do the verification. It's interesting because you use the system its self to verify that the system is secure. Normally you have to use an alternative (already trusted) system to verify the fingerprint.