Mom's iPhone X unlocked via FaceID by son Comments
- Anonymous
- ij6
Cringeworthy video and not because of the iPhone flaw.
- AnonD-632062
- nCd
It should be renamed to FacePalm ID! :P
- Love the Community
- Fv4
Tann Hauser, 15 Nov 2017Face unlock.... The most convenient way to call emergency, after an accident which you and yo... moreImplying that a glass-centric phone like iPhone X did survive something like a car crash that can drastically remodel your face as much as the car's front.
- Tann Hauser
- 0uA
Face unlock....
The most convenient way to call emergency, after an accident which you and your phone luckily survived, but your face did not.
- Peter-B
- 3FJ
Be Nice To Others, 15 Nov 2017Call me a securist, but they didn't even show that only the mom's face was registered and not ... moreFaceID technically supports only one face (though as the case of the brothers shows, it's possible to learn a mix of two faces so that both are recognized).
- Love the Community
- Fv4
FaceID is 1 in a 1000000 while TouchID is 1 in 50000.
It seems that there are more articles of FaceID successfully exploited than TouchID was.
- Anonymous
- JG0
The "Pattern" with hidden pattern is the best method to lock the phone. It is a good balance between quickly unlocking the phone and security.
I'm not understanding the comment that you shouldn't set up Face ID in a dark room. Supposedly the flood illuminator should light your face regardless. There's something else they certainly messed up in the setup process, or the kid won't admit to knowing the code.
- AnonD-684631
- sSf
ROFL Glad that I didn't buy iPhoneX damn ,
1.) lost its Speed test vs very old Android device and against all new Oreo supported devices.
2.)Lose to note 8 in Drop test
3.) Display problems
4.)And now security flaw , with no touch ID not Headphone Jack
Damn so many flaws in iPhoneX, I'll wait for s9 or fastest OS STOCK ANDROID Google pixel
- AnonD-694886
- TCq
AnonD-34062, 15 Nov 2017The same thing happened to 2 brothers in the UK and 2 brothers in India. Face ID doesn't seem ... moreIt may be half-baked, but remember twins are almost identical, thus making it hard to differentiate between them. Though I am still mad at so called "one in million" error rate.
Call me a securist, but they didn't even show that only the mom's face was registered and not the son's too.
- AnonD-34062
- Q@}
The same thing happened to 2 brothers in the UK and 2 brothers in India. Face ID doesn't seem to be fully baked.
- AnonD-694886
- TCq
Looks like Apple didn't even think of that...
I bet a lot of kids that looks alike as their parents will use their parents' iPhone X to steal credit cards now...
- xXENDER FREAKXx
- vjw
"Apple claims that the chance of a random person unlocking the iPhone X via FaceID is 1 in 1,000,000, compared to 1 in 50,000 for TouchID"
Wow...at the very start when they introduced that and I see some reviews of how the FaceID works, I can already tell that it suck, why? Because u need that one face to unlock, if u scan your face fully without anything covering u and set that as the face to unlock, u cannot unlock it if u wear a mask, it just can't scan the top part of it and try to recognize it from there. So, if your face change after a year, ggwp to your smartphone. And this is why, fingerprint scanners are still the best way to unlock your smartphone. I would even say that the Iris Scanner is better than this!
Tip us
1.9m 150k
RSS
EV
Merch
Log in I forgot my password Sign up