I think it would have been cool if you explained how the fingerprint image is turned into data that a phone recognizes as a password. How does it identify the correct shapes?
Many phones have the same design as the iPhone X. It could have been a different phone that looks like the X with a finger print scanner built in the screen.
I have used a fingerprint system that also checked for "life signs" by makeing sure you had a pulse and had uv light so a gelatin mold of a finger print could not work. It also registered the hemoglobin in your blood to make sure it was real blood.
2:23 WTF I'm pretty sure scanning angle is deliberately possible because the sensor is designed to be able to compare the stored fingerprint and the scanned one independently of the angle, and not as a byproduct of "only requiring a good enough partial match" (which is true by itself, but still your point is false).
Exactly. By the way an upside-down scan is COMPLETELY different, and it couldn't be matched to the original one with "good enough partial matching". It can be matched because it rotates the scan.
That would be the case if you were able to get the exact lines on your fingers, but since you only basically get a bitmap, the pattern does change based on the rotation, so when you rotate it back to 0° and transform to match the cells at that angle, you end up with a different pattern.
That's only if the sensors are arranged perfectly circular. If they're not, then some of the sensors will not be activated the same way from a different orientation.
As I understand it the idea that fingerprints are unique is not actually proven. we know they are not determined by genetics as identical twins have different fingerprints, but I have heard of at least one instance where a person was accused of a crime they didn't commit because their prints were so similar to the actual perpetrators that investigators couldn't tell the difference. One more reason not to trust biometrics too completely.
So capacitive biometrics use tiny plates that detect conduction which creates a general map of your finger. These are pretty reliable because even when the glass is severely scratched, they're still quite accurate. Moving on to the under glass biometrics like in the Apex concept, would the accuracy of that one be compromised if the screen is scratched? Since it uses an optical sensor through the display, through the glass, if the glass were scratched wouldn't it also be reading the scratch as a ridge or part of your finger?
I was doing a Touch ID demo in a Target near me, here's a little trick. If you scan, use all of your fingers each scan. For example, though the home button with the thumb once, then carry on until you finish. That way, you don't have to keep adding fingerprints. This can work with different people too. If you understood | If you didn't ⬇️Press this | ⬇️Press this and type.
I was kinda hoping they would go more into the technical details of the fingerprint reader at least of the iPhone. I've read some of the white paper on their phones security. It was pretty cool. You can think I'm a nerd for seeking that stuff out but I like to know about the stuff I use and trust with all the information that it has.
iPhones, during the TouchID setup process, actually tell you to roll your finger around, and try different angles, so that it can more securely match your finger at odd angles. Not sure if Android does the same thing.
Having no fingerprint is like the best fingerprint to have. Because you're an empty template, every attempt to unlock your phone using any fingerprint will fail ^^
I think it's worth noting that in the US a password or pattern is protected under the 5th amendment but fingerprints are not, meaning if anything on your phone can be used against you in court you cannot be forced to unlock a password protected phone but you can be forced to unlock a fingerprint protected phone. I know for most this is a non issue but I think it's worth informing people about.
I developed an Android based Biometric Application that can Capture and Display Fingerprint of a Person. I used an External USB Finger Scanner because I could not do so using a Phone's Finger Scanner.
I still don't trust fingerprint locks, no matter how popular they are... One of these days, I know for a FACT I won't be able to unlock my phone this way.
Why isn't his haircut changing?
Real questions
It's a render glitch
Don't panic!
Its actually changing so fast your eyes cant see it. Thats why it seems the same, try slower down the video speed ;-)
Nor was the transition to sponsor super awkward.
I love this host by the way. Great delivery during the Techquickie parts of the video.
I think it would have been cool if you explained how the fingerprint image is turned into data that a phone recognizes as a password. How does it identify the correct shapes?
Lol
They did this with face id, they exported a 3d image of the face and it can even be 3d printed..
that's mainly what i was curious about too
It's funny how they showed the iPhone X (0:45) even though it does not have fingerprint scanning...
Yeah, but it was just talking about touchscreens in general.
Many phones have the same design as the iPhone X. It could have been a different phone that looks like the X with a finger print scanner built in the screen.
Sacrin_FroGgy nah it had apple HUDs
I remember when mythbusters used inkjet printed fingerprint to unlock bank grade fingerprint sensors
What is Memory Bus and Bus Speed in GPU.
Next Techquickie Please! ♥
dhruv kumar Ayy Lmao
dhruv kumar Bruh.... What about *GOOGLE*
The Names say it all, if you don't know what a bus is, in the sense of data transmission, i am sure there is a techquickie for that.
yeeeees
yeeeess
yeeesss
yeessss
yesssss
dhruv kumar it transfers data between cpu and GPU with help of ram ie gddr5
I lke the 200% zoom. It makes the pixels feel so natural... kappa xD
Those under-glass sensors are actually OPTICAL,made by Synaptics,AMOLED lights your finger up and sensor reads it.
Where is Linus? Nothing against him but Linus is my cup of tea
Taran is also good.
Oferk99 this is Jon not taran
I KNOW, I'M NOT AN IDIOT.
I watched LMG videos for a year...
Taran is also good (like in this video):
th-cam.com/video/e_CbbAbf7gE/w-d-xo.html
Or luke
yes,I second you
I was high as the almighty, unlocked my phone using my thumb, and thought damn how does this work? Here I am.
I have used a fingerprint system that also checked for "life signs" by makeing sure you had a pulse and had uv light so a gelatin mold of a finger print could not work. It also registered the hemoglobin in your blood to make sure it was real blood.
I'm only one who prefers to watch these videos when linus presents them?
My forensics teacher used this video to teach us how fingerprint scanning work. I was so surprised when I heard the techquickie intro lmao
But you didnt talk about the current state of under-the-screen fingerpint reader?
zCausper they are already on some androids
Jerryrig everything looked at one i think
2:23 WTF I'm pretty sure scanning angle is deliberately possible because the sensor is designed to be able to compare the stored fingerprint and the scanned one independently of the angle, and not as a byproduct of "only requiring a good enough partial match" (which is true by itself, but still your point is false).
Exactly. By the way an upside-down scan is COMPLETELY different, and it couldn't be matched to the original one with "good enough partial matching". It can be matched because it rotates the scan.
That would be the case if you were able to get the exact lines on your fingers, but since you only basically get a bitmap, the pattern does change based on the rotation, so when you rotate it back to 0° and transform to match the cells at that angle, you end up with a different pattern.
That's only if the sensors are arranged perfectly circular. If they're not, then some of the sensors will not be activated the same way from a different orientation.
wow so many long comment
@@tunmaizura881 lol they were a few sentences each.
linus looks weird now
LMAO
That was a classy transition
sh** my question has been answered
I Am Sekou your question
elitetrollz *Vsauce music kicks in*
Really?
Finally a hardware explanation video.
This was actually quick, good job.
As I understand it the idea that fingerprints are unique is not actually proven. we know they are not determined by genetics as identical twins have different fingerprints, but I have heard of at least one instance where a person was accused of a crime they didn't commit because their prints were so similar to the actual perpetrators that investigators couldn't tell the difference. One more reason not to trust biometrics too completely.
Today LMG first uploaded video on channel super fun than Linus tech tips ( which is obvious) and now techquikie..... My day is already awesome
Aftab khan wtf does this mean
It works by scanning your fingerprint
Yes
Finally a video about this.
Bring Linus back.
lifehack, unlock your phone with your toes so nobody can steal your fingerprint.
So capacitive biometrics use tiny plates that detect conduction which creates a general map of your finger.
These are pretty reliable because even when the glass is severely scratched, they're still quite accurate.
Moving on to the under glass biometrics like in the Apex concept, would the accuracy of that one be compromised if the screen is scratched? Since it uses an optical sensor through the display, through the glass, if the glass were scratched wouldn't it also be reading the scratch as a ridge or part of your finger?
I guess I'm the only one that enjoys Jon on techquickie
I do to
Dang the ad at the end caught me unawares because his hair cut didn't change.
Why does he sound like he's eating his words
Same question
Please get Linus, listening to this guy stumble trying to read words literally hurts
Majd A me too
I love watching his eyes read the cue cards
This could be your next video on how facial recognition works
All you need to beat a fingerprint scanner is an HD photo of something the device owner just touched, especially if it's glass or glossy plastic.
Thanks for the excellent explanation !
Why you again, we want linus!!!
Why is this awesome dude wearing Linus' jacket though?
I've just upgraded from HTC M7 to the s9 and I love all those new features. Fingerprint reader is great :D
This is very never wrecking when you have sweaty fingers and you're trying to get into your phone
2:25 how you do that. My phone doesn't work unless its almost exactly the same every time
When you set up a finger print, it should tell you to turn your finger around. If its an iPhone.
Is it just me or is he really hard to follow? Like mumbling most of the words or something
Yeah. I thought he was going to choke to death midway through the video.
not just you. He does talk weird.
He has to learn how to swallow sometimes
I feel like it's more the microphone because at some parts he sounds clear
He sounds like goofy lmao
A video on deep learning and neural networks would be awesome!
I'm sorry but I haven't learnt anything since Jon has become a regular, is there a chance we can have Linus back?
I was doing a Touch ID demo in a Target near me, here's a little trick. If you scan, use all of your fingers each scan. For example, though the home button with the thumb once, then carry on until you finish. That way, you don't have to keep adding fingerprints. This can work with different people too.
If you understood | If you didn't
⬇️Press this | ⬇️Press this and type.
"Secret agents to travel agents" I chuckled
If you are referencing to some other video atleast add a link below the video so that we can check out. Thanks.
I was kinda hoping they would go more into the technical details of the fingerprint reader at least of the iPhone. I've read some of the white paper on their phones security. It was pretty cool. You can think I'm a nerd for seeking that stuff out but I like to know about the stuff I use and trust with all the information that it has.
But it was the imagery scanning that was used in the Vivo phone, not ultrasonic.
Can you all do a vid explaining how file compression works I think that may be pretty interesting
Hi Linus!!!!I LOVE YOUR CONTENT!!!!
iPhones, during the TouchID setup process, actually tell you to roll your finger around, and try different angles, so that it can more securely match your finger at odd angles. Not sure if Android does the same thing.
Yeah, all androids do the exact same thing.
@@NoCluYT Good, means better accuracy all around.
So basically nothing ever truly touches but glides and the only time you touch would be a bun in the oven? Mom?
I can't believe how much energy some people down in the comments spend trying to dislike.
stack memory heap and kernel next ep?
1:33 "But these are uncommon" *laughs in OnePlus 6T*
Having no fingerprint is like the best fingerprint to have. Because you're an empty template, every attempt to unlock your phone using any fingerprint will fail ^^
last time i was this early, linus looked like linus
Please bring linus, this looking like he is reading and speaking.
Apple reboots tech which has been around for ages and it gets hyped, like always.
Did they just google pictures of sonic and found an irish stamp with sonic on it and thought this is the picture for us XD
why the processor wafers are essentially the same processors but the maker puts various models on each one?
that soft focus tho
2:00 Just saying the iPhone X doesn’t have an underglass finger print scanner doesn’t it?
JPRewind no but some modern androids do. Jerryrig everything looked at one i think
0:33 I think he's slightly out of focus.
Y'all never heard a southern accent before? I think you're doing good hosting Jon!
speaking of fingerprints, HAVE YOU HEARD OF TUNNELBEAR
good job, but the lads in video Edditing need to Fix the Blurring on the Close up shots.
How does a 360° camera work?
Everyone is talking about the way this guy talk but atleast he tried and didn't do clickbait as indian
I think it's worth noting that in the US a password or pattern is protected under the 5th amendment but fingerprints are not, meaning if anything on your phone can be used against you in court you cannot be forced to unlock a password protected phone but you can be forced to unlock a fingerprint protected phone. I know for most this is a non issue but I think it's worth informing people about.
Nice !
@Khalil Aydin
shut the fuck up bots
Most secret service agents don't use fingerprint readers
It would be cool if we saw a video about normal maps in 3D applications
1:56 anyone else notice that the sonic stamp is irish? but i never saw sonic on one of our stamps XD
I developed an Android based Biometric Application that can Capture and Display Fingerprint of a Person. I used an External USB Finger Scanner because I could not do so using a Phone's Finger Scanner.
Loving the show man, keep up the good work.
Just about to sleep. Saw this, instantly clicked the notification.
Why is everything so blurry? Where are your Reds? 1080p cropping on an 8K camera should be crisp AF...
Very informative ,Thank you 👍👍👍👍
2:42 Every company does that, not only Apple
How does tape actually fool fingerprint scanners?
1:14 of course
Thanks.
i much prefer linus and the other guy over this guy
I actually have "worn out" fingerprint. It's just soft and smooth as butter. Don't bite or suck your fingers.
I've been waiting this video for ages !!
Thanx linus 💙
He was right about Ultrasonic fingerprint sensors lol
0:29 That might be what you get, a 4chaner uploaded...
that's why you use a very very unregular place for it, like your knuckle or toe
Now i am more confused. Well can someone else probably Linus will do this topic again?
I like John videos. he's really come into his own.
the "zooming" in this video seems like the editor is amateuristic.. you have 8k camera's right? cropping shouldn't look this bad. otherwise fine video
Man, linus forgot his makeup again
Now, how face lock works
What if you have psoriasis
You sound like Dartz, the former king of Atlantis, in YuGiOh Abridged.
What if you have finger ID on your phone, but it doesn’t work because your fingers are *wrinkly from water*
Teraaaan, what is that above Jons forehead ??
I turned it off on my iPad Pro because it still is very spotty.
Cool !
I still don't trust fingerprint locks, no matter how popular they are... One of these days, I know for a FACT I won't be able to unlock my phone this way.