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Again, biometrics are fine for local access. If you cut your finger or scar your face just use your backup method (maybe a pin, maybe a different finger) to get
by Ajedi32 2y ago
Again, biometrics are fine for local access. If you cut your finger or scar your face just use your backup method (maybe a pin, maybe a different finger) to get in and update the scan. And if someone steals your fingerprint they can't use it without having physical access to your device, because again, this is for local access.
For remote authentication you use a private key accessed via the local system (which you are already authenticated to using biometrics).
- shakna 2y ago> a "super-secure" password for if something happens that can only be used once That does not imply a pin or password for easy fallback. That implies something harder, that os self-destructive on use.