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The phenomena of compelling biometrics for unlocking devices doesn't seem to be a new problem. They present a convenience factor, but from a security standpoint
by fundamental 5y ago
The phenomena of compelling biometrics for unlocking devices doesn't seem to be a new problem. They present a convenience factor, but from a security standpoint there's issues with others being able to compel their usage, spoofing, and not being able to change your biometrics (not within reasonable constraints anyway).
- csunbird 5y agoI love Apple’s approach to this: You can force the phone to ask for a password, even if Face ID is enabled, by rapidly pressing power button a couple of times. Face ID will be disabled until next unlock, so that you can not be forced to unlock the phone with your face.