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You're wrong to say that the element of security it provides is low because, even with this workaround, you still don't have access to the data on the device. A
by dpkonofa 5y ago
You're wrong to say that the element of security it provides is low because, even with this workaround, you still don't have access to the data on the device. All this "workaround" does is keep the chain of trust from the original device. You'd still need to be able to unlock the device in order to get anything from it. It doesn't reset the FaceID information or bypass it in any way.
- userbinator 5y agoI mean the security of putting it in the screen assembly. That seemed more like it was done purely to mess with the repair shops.
- dpkonofa 5y agoAs opposed to putting it where? Where else would you put the front-facing camera?
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