> The phone is covered with fingerprints from the owner anyway. If you have the phone, you already have the "password".
This is a ridiculous assertion. On the front, I have an oleophobic screen and constantly wipe the phone (i.e., put in pocket). On the back I have a leather case that would be impossible to get prints from.
Do you know of any demonstration that isn't "lab conditions" where touchID is broken?
This is a ridiculous assertion. On the front, I have an oleophobic screen and constantly wipe the phone (i.e., put in pocket). On the back I have a leather case that would be impossible to get prints from.
Do you know of any demonstration that isn't "lab conditions" where touchID is broken?