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>Interestingly, two TV shows in just the last few months (The Peripheral and, believe it or not, Mayfair Witches) have had a moment where a phone belonging to a
by msh 4y ago
>Interestingly, two TV shows in just the last few months (The Peripheral and, believe it or not, Mayfair Witches) have had a moment where a phone belonging to a dead or unconscious person was unlocked by showing it their face, so the shortcoming are entering public knowledge.
You cannot do that with a faceid device, unless the security have been downgraded. It will check for eye activity.
- tessela 4y agoYes, you can, if the device's owner is wearing glasses.
- msh 4y agoDo you have any references for that? I wear glasses and it still check for activity in my face.
- wintermutestwin 4y agoWrong. There is a setting called "Require Attention for FaceID" that is on by default. If the user is wearing sunglasses, sometimes FaceID fails and so that might be a reason why you would turn this off. It works fine with clear glasses.