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Regardless of whether it's ethical or not, because I'm not qualified to answer that question: Why do you want to treat your face and/or other biometric informa
by reificator 7y ago
Regardless of whether it's ethical or not, because I'm not qualified to answer that question:
Why do you want to treat your face and/or other biometric information as a password? Isn't it closer to a username?
- filoleg 7y agoUsername that is waaaay more difficult (if not impossible) to reproduce than any kind of password, even if the latter is known to the attacker (assuming facial recognition is implemented properly with the whole 3D face scanning and not just a flat image).
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