Fingerprint Scanner, Face Unlock, PIN - Which is the best?

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[@JamesBrown-vt9kr]

Well let's ask this question, which security you cannot access while you are sleeping? I will use fingerprint and iris to unlock my phone but when it comes to files and folders I'll be using a password to secure them.

[@mttorolfo]

3:50 That Teardown skin on a S10 case tho 🔥

[@the_masterbaitor510]

Thats a case

[@mttorolfo]

@@the_masterbaitor510 Yes, a case with a skin

[@peterthepanda]

Face unlock is only secure if it's the same tech that Apple uses. Otherwise, fingerprint scanner is better for biometrics.
However, the problem with Biometrics is that law enforcement can force you to unlock your phone via Face unlock or fingerprint because they do not violate the right against self-incrimination.

[@panama2468]

This. Pin with at least 4 characters is the most secure as long as it isnt your birthdate or ssn of you or your family.

[@realtalk4real243]

@@panama2468 couldn't a password be hacked?

[@panama2468]

@@realtalk4real243 I suppose, butbits also more time consuming and susceptible to being forgotten or easily viewed when you type it in.
I can type my pin without looking at my phone. I have to raise up my phone to type in a password. It's not really about hacking but balancing security and convenience.

[@markjb6291]

Gingko Biloba is lit. 🤣🤣

[@ryanpauldoroin4858]

Ang pogi ni miguel❤️👍😬

[@jaedfrancisco5957]

Love you Migs.

[@mocscarinoamil5827]

Fingerprint scanner is the best security for me

[@trevbarlow9719]

Nope, it's actually one of the worst. Nothing beats passwords.

[@shylady8711]

Password. All scanners have a hard time recognizing my fingerprint. It depends on how damp my fingers are. Also if I kept washing my hands with any wash or wear surgical gloves throughout the week. I can't rely on the scanner all the time. While a password gets it right 100% of the time.

[@alla306]

Bruh, the fingerprint method is the most secure way of protection, once the person saw your password it's over, unlike the fingerprint method

[@afzal111]

Bruh I thought this too but it isn't
Once I went to tour from school and had to share room with some of my friends. After I fell a sleep my friends took out my phone and unlocked with my fingerprint while I was asleep and went through my personal datas. I was so angry. Best security is pin code or password.

[@alla306]

@@afzal111 hehehe, u sleep deeply, I don't.
once u touch me or make simple noise I wake up, so it doesn't affect me

[@afzal111]

@@alla306 Bruh do you sleep with phone in your pocket?😂

[@alla306]

@@afzal111 lol no but I don't sleep with friends everyday
and even if I did somehow, my friends aren't the type to do that, I picked them well.

[@trevbarlow9719]

Fingerprints can be hacked easily, and can't be changed ever. Get hacked with a password, simply change the password

[@sunshinecaasi6306]

Wow a dbarnd case by Miguel

[@faithkhashmere246]

Is that word Vietnamese? Sorry if I’m mistaken. I loved it...☺️😌🌟1️⃣

[@sanmarlin9098]

I just turned all the security features on my phone then installed third party app locker for double security

[@the_masterbaitor510]

My phone has that feature built in

[@dolcebelcanto3626]

I prefer fingerprint, then pattern.

[@hanazawakana9790]

I want fingerprint but
When you sleep ,they just need ur thumb

[@dragonryven7430]

I guess the fingerprint?

[@juliusalcantara8633]

Fingerprint scanner and face unlock for me because of easily unlocking a device

[@alphagil]

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[@june8242]

face id is the best, but passcode more secure

[@maverick8996]

Apple FaceID>Fingerprint scanner>>>>Normal face unlock>>>>pattern>>>>>>>>>>>>pin/pass

[@jiameaceveda233]

optical fingerprint sensor found on huawei mate 30 pro is the most secure！

[@markrayanvaldez4136]

Speed > security

[@trevbarlow9719]

Hackers love you

[@omarbandonil2123]

Sana mareview nyo rin po si huawei y9s. 😊😊😊

[@mphilisimaseko7931]

Nice Technology

[@joshuacastillo3072]

Well,.For my sake! Since I'm still w/ My J7prime by Samsung
And may chosen password is,.Pattern! So far so good it's still works and very reliable but I might just try the fingerprint locking system,,..Once I alrdy purchased a my soon to brand new device weather its an oppo real me or Vivo to name a few 😉

[@raymondgreenwood1]

Face recognition can be compromised not the greatest in low light high failure rate
Finger print is more reliable but they say it there is a chance it can be hacked.. upside is we have up to 9 more fingers to use.
Iris seems like a great ideal unless it’s low light
The pattern tech is way easy to duplicate especially around nosey kids.
Like you said password is far more easy unless you don’t have an imagination or can’t remember more than 4 characters. My suggestion is think of a phrase verses and fix number.. like Ilikeblueteslas2020 who he heck is going to take the time to sit over your shoulder and copy that after that use one of the technologies to save time.

[@mpirokajosephmgcokoca2355]

Fingerprints hackable on phones? You are a joke. How many people scan fingerprints at banks terminals an hour without issues & without cleaning terminals of smudges?

[@aprildispo7240]

ewan ko ba ang cute ng tagalog mo..hahaha

[@lucaremus1896]

Answer
I youse all of them

[@typhoon_8086]

I use the conventional password. It's the most secure.

[@waterr611]

I use my in screen fingerprint scanner on my a51 by samsung

[@trevbarlow9719]

Why?

[@rpggerona]

Thanks for the hack tip.. 😂😂😂

[@jlkomina778]

Password/Pattern for me.

[@yellammay5814]

Yallamma

[@fritzdelapena5889]

9th

[@hrharsh66780]

Phonekounsaaheye

[@dietheriandavid01]

6th

[@akiragonzales4496]

1st comment😉😉

[@ezrealterora3060]

4th

[@brianalbalos5999]

1st