> you can then 3D print it and use it to unlock the device You might not be able to do even this. According to the info released so far the sensor captures a s

> you can then 3D print it and use it to unlock the device You might not be able to do even this. According to the info released so far the sensor captures a sub-epidermal print. Edit: Also I am unaware of a 3D printer that is capable of printing the resolution required to represent a fingerprint.