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Until there’s a data breach or phone exploit of course. Because it certainly increases the surface area of vulnerability to such attacks.
by mlthoughts2018 7y ago
Until there’s a data breach or phone exploit of course. Because it certainly increases the surface area of vulnerability to such attacks.
- mytailorisrich 7y agoIn fairness most people already have pictures of themselves on their phones, and ID pictures stored in passports can be read by anyone (who is near enough).
- mlthoughts2018 7y agoSo you’re telling me the possible ways to commit fraud in a system that uses NFC-like photo-to-face recognition, on device, for official document validation is even worse. It’s like installing a vinegar factory right next door to the baking soda stock yards. It seems like you meant yo suggest that since “people already have this type of data on their phones” it makes it less risky? I definitely don’t understand that.