How is that any different that someone grabbing your phone, and you to auth by fingerprint?
What!!!! so a thief grabs your phone a you r going to put your finger on it to open it for them, how nice are you !!!
If Face ID works as fast as Touch ID 2nd gen, you wouldn't even have enough time to look away or block your face. If it doesn't, well, that's not ideal for everyday use.Just look at the thief and not the phone when he puts it in front of your face![]()
Serious security flaw with face id and not touch id, if somebody picks up your phone scans your face their in, not so with touch id, Apple need to rethink this before launch hope the press pick up on this
Add to that the fact that they'd still need your passcode to unlock it a second time or disable any of the other security features.I don't follow...a thief can't run away with my face either...
If it's a confrontational situation, then an attacker can force me to use either FaceID or TouchID to unlock. If they are stealing the device, they can't (I hope) take my finger or my face.
Serious security flaw with face id and not touch id, if somebody picks up your phone scans your face their in, not so with touch id, Apple need to rethink this before launch hope the press pick up on this
Serious security flaw with face id and not touch id, if somebody picks up your phone scans your face their in, not so with touch id, Apple need to rethink this before launch hope the press pick up on this
From a law enforcement stand point a simple "Is this your phone?" Question unlocks your phone. Allowing law enforcement to look through the "open" phone.
At the keynote they said most likely not.I wonder if FaceID will be able to differentiate between identical twins.