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In response to "Every facial recognition has this problem. It's more about having the cool feature rather than security. -- nm" by iSpam

Then maybe they shouldn't say it's more secure than using a pin. I'm all for more ways to secure our electronics

Posted by Krusty (aka krustylu) Sep 5 '17, 07:08

but they need to get it right and not put it in people's hands when it appears to be easily bypassed.

I'm still salty about the companies locking their batteries into the phone in the name of waterprooofing. I'm not going swimming with my phone and I've never in my life had a phone get water damage.

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We're having this issue with laptops now. Many have non-user serviceable batteries -- nm - oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut Sep 5, 07:11 4
- People here seem to disagree but batteries don't last nearly as long as the devices I have or as long as advertised. - Krusty Sep 5, 07:16 3
  - It's not that big a deal on phones. Batteries Plus and many other stores replace them on most phones for basically the cost of the battery -- nm - oblique, SuperFeud Champion and Twelfth Astronaut Sep 5, 07:19 2
    - If they didn't lock it in I could do it myself and I wouldn't have to go to a store. - Krusty Sep 5, 07:23
    - mostly true. -- nm - tRuMaN judging things Sep 5, 07:20

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Then maybe they shouldn't say it's more secure than using a pin. I'm all for more ways to secure our electronics

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