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Most analyzing of face ID feature happened when it first came out before covid, so a lot of security claims are probably not fully accurate anymore (or at least
by spicybright 5y ago
Most analyzing of face ID feature happened when it first came out before covid, so a lot of security claims are probably not fully accurate anymore (or at least are deserving of a re-evaluation)
I have little basis for this assumption, but I imagine apple would compromise a bit of security to keep the feature people payed for working and just chop off half the face.
Now what you really want to be doing is printing QR code masks to make up for the missing half of the face! /s
- XorNot 5y agoThe problem is companies acting like masks are an aberration: if you work in construction, or around your house, then there's plenty of moments you're not wearing gloves but can't or shouldn't take a respirator off (or it's far more involved then taking off a glove).