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My Samsung phone has a feature that requires you to blink in order to unlock the phone to ensure that you're not a still photo. Of course, I don't actually use
by brianpgordon 13y ago
My Samsung phone has a feature that requires you to blink in order to unlock the phone to ensure that you're not a still photo.
Of course, I don't actually use it because the face recognition is so bad, and nonexistent in the dark.
- bbatchelder 13y agoApparently that can be defeated with Photoshop.
- ewang1 13y agoOr maybe a animated GIF image.
- stevewillows 13y agoAnimated gifs would today work. What if the camera focused on something behind you first and then the face? Would that bypass a 2D method?
- tedunangst 13y agoOn a camera with effectively infinite depth of field? Probably not.
- stevewillows 13y agoCouldn't the camera even just focus on a face and then the neck as a point of depth? Honestly, all of these quick-check systems have countless flaws. I'm ready to have a chip in my arm now.
- tedunangst 13y agoThe point is they're both in focus. The camera (lens) isn't able to focus on the face and not the neck.