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I will never ever buy a phone without a fingerprint scanner on the front. It might be under the screen or a separate button, I don't care. It just has to be, an

• Alupis 7y ago
  Behind the phone is actually pretty natural if you try using it. I have the Pixel 3 XL, and my index or middle finger rests naturally on the fingerprint scanner when I pickup the phone or take it out of my pocket. Having the scanner on the front of the phone means you need 2 hands to unlock it... on the back... it can be done in 1 action.
  • Andrew_nenakhov 7y ago
    Of course, I speak from experience. I had a miserable week of using a phone with a fingerprint scanner on the back. Front-faced scanners allow unlocking the phone while it lies on the back, without lifting it. Rear-faced, not so much. > Having the scanner on the front of the phone means you need 2 hands to unlock it... Why is that? I almost never use my 6.4" phone with two hands, and my thumb rests naturally on front-facing scanner. Anyway, YMMV, but rear-faced scanners made me very miserable, so I will stay away from them, and face-unlock-only devices.