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Right, because it's not as if tech companies have given us any reasons to doubt their claims in the past few months.
by GuiA 13y ago
Right, because it's not as if tech companies have given us any reasons to doubt their claims in the past few months.
- mikemoka 13y agoDefinitely, and, on the other hand, if that's true there will only be a client side verification, which will be defeated by a jailbreak sooner or later. When it happens anyone who steals your phone will have an easy way to your money as well I guess.
- swift 13y agoThere is zero chance that client side verification is the only thing that will be used to authenticate purchases. Presumably the fingerprint is used to unlock your saved iTunes/iCloud password, which is then sent to Apple's servers and verified as usual. If your phone is stolen, change your password and they'll be locked out, fingerprint or no.
- mikemoka 13y agoI agree, my point anyway was that the problem remains even if everything works as you described, up until you notice that the phone is missing and find a way to get online and change the password of your own itunes account