I think that cops need a warrant to force you to unlock the phone with fingerprints.
Not sure about facial recognition, as the face is kinda ... public.
This won't happen
Do you know how hard Apple has been working to secure deals with all these banks and credit unions based on the fingerprint implementation? They wouldn't sacrifice the deals given how far they've progressed / how much of a gamble they took on TouchID.
It's not happening, at least not in this iPhone. If I'm wrong I'd be incredibly shocked.
This won't happen
Do you know how hard Apple has been working to secure deals with all these banks and credit unions based on the fingerprint implementation? They wouldn't sacrifice the deals given how far they've progressed / how much of a gamble they took on TouchID.
It's not happening, at least not in this iPhone. If I'm wrong I'd be incredibly shocked.
So...if the police have your phone and want to unlock it they just point it at your face now?
It is not only that. If I'm riding my motorcycle I can use the phone by just removing one glove. Facial may need me to remove my chash helmet which frankly sucks.What if we use our iPhone in the night and if we have a black skin ? ;(
All cameras detect infrered radiation. Just point your camera at your nearest IR remote and you'll see it light up on screen, despite you not being able to see it yourself.What if we use our iPhone in the night and if we have a black skin ? ;(
Not sure what the big deal is with facial recognition? IF it fails, the system would certainly have backup pin number access. I recently bought a MS Surface 4 Pro, mainly because it was recently on sale for $850 verses $1299 for the new MacBook. The Surface has facial recognition, but it does have one problem. I first set it up with my glasses on and now I have to be wearing my glasses or it fails, resulting in my having to enter my pin number (which is faster than facial recognition anyway).
Maybe this is what will be employed in the new iMac Pro? Since a secure enclave type chip is in there & the new desktop keyboard doesn't have touch ID...
I believe apple pay will just use the same process and will just scan your face and pay that way. Not sure it matters how it’s done will affect banks.This won't happen
Do you know how hard Apple has been working to secure deals with all these banks and credit unions based on the fingerprint implementation? They wouldn't sacrifice the deals given how far they've progressed / how much of a gamble they took on TouchID.
It's not happening, at least not in this iPhone. If I'm wrong I'd be incredibly shocked.
Removing touch id would be a huge mistake
Apple pay aside, I usually put my iPhone on the desk and unlock it with my finger while it stays there, or while I'm grabbing it. So facial recognition wouldn't work for me or would unlock my iPhone too late, so it would need to be super fast.
Its embarrassing how many people are talking like this is going to happen. It won't. It can't.
They can't remove it. TouchID will 100% be there in some form whether that is under the screen or on the power button.
If you want a really simple reason how about apple pay. If they were removing it they would have to talk to every single bank they have a deal with. Then you would have thousands upon thousands of people who know that apple wants to use facial recognition instead of touchID for apple pay. Someone would have piped up buy now.
Please stop acting like this is even remotely likely. They would sooner remove the cameras and battery than touchID at this point.
And you know this how? by all means speculate this is a rumour site after all, but don't act like its not possible. After have a track record of removing technologies in order to advance devices forward, people said the same about the headphone jack last year for example. With regards to Apple Pay it's already in place, people wouldn't need to put their banks cards onto the device again.
How about new iPhone users or even old users who have never used Apple Pay before?!
IR or laser setup would not require visible light?What if we use our iPhone in the night and if we have a black skin ? ;(
The Samsung version wasn't defeated by a 2d image alone. I would hope that Apple have now tested a 2d picture behind a 3d lens.Apple's solution is said to be more secure because it is using 3D depth perception, preventing it from being bypassed by 2D pictures.
What if we use our iPhone in the night and if we have a black skin ? ;(