Sentences with phrase «secure than touch»

Apple says that Face ID is the future of biometric security and vastly more secure than Touch ID.

The company said that its facial - recognition technology is fast and is far more secure than its Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

And now, we have face masks to prevent false Face ID authentication for people who plan to get an iPhone X. Yes, despite all the prods that it's 200 times more secure than Touch ID, that the Attention feature will keep malicious actors locked out if they decide to scan your sleeping face and that you actually look good in a black polyesther screen.

And that it is more secure than Touch ID, which uses a fingerprint to identify the user.

Apple says that Face ID is more secure than Touch ID.

Hall said the 3D laser scanner will be more secure than Touch ID, and it could be more useful as well.

In fact, Face ID is even more secure than Touch ID.

They claim it's even more secure than Touch ID and works at all times regardless of the time of day or what you're wearing.

There have been reports that Apple's implementation of facial scanning will be more secure than Touch ID, in part because it captures more data points.

Face ID is apparently much more secure than Touch ID, and will be compatible with Apple Pay and third - party applications.

Facial - scan unlocking has been available on jailbroken iPhones for nearly five years, but we haven't seen it implemented in a way that's quicker or more secure than Touch ID.

It's a lot more secure than Touch ID, and it'll likely equip more Apple devices in the future.

Face ID is significantly more secure than Touch ID, Apple says, and it has other advantages.

The iPhone X, Apple's new top - of - the - line iPhone, has a speedy A11 Bionic processor, dual rear cameras, and a state - of - the - art facial recognition system — Face ID — that's more secure than Touch ID.

A) As per Apple, Face ID is more secure than Touch ID with a failure rate of 1 in 1,00,000 compared to 1 in 50,000 for the latter.

It's a biometric security measure that's better and more secure than Touch ID, and that's why they're switching to it.

Apple says Face ID is more secure than Touch ID because there's less chance of a mismatch.

Most importantly, Apple says the new system is even more secure than Touch ID.

Face ID, according to Apple, is orders of magnitude more secure than Touch ID.

And unlike Android - based facial scanning alternatives, it is more secure than its Touch ID fingerprint sensor in the iPhone 8.

Not exact matches

In its discussion of the feature, Apple said that Face ID, which is available exclusively on the iPhone X this year, is far more secure than the company's Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

And Face ID — which Apple touts as being less vulnerable to bad actors than its Touch ID fingerprint sensing — could be more secure than using a fingerprint sensor on a phone simply because such sensors tend to be so small that they require you to input several partial prints from the same finger.

We've had mixed results using facial recognition on other phones, but Mark Gurman of Business Insider says the system will be «quicker, more secure, and more accurate» than Touch ID.

By securing a pellet (with neodymium magnets) on the sides of the tube walls rather than at the bottom, it allows complete removal of the supernatant without touching the pellet.

That was the insight behind Face ID, a powerful and secure authentication system that's even more convenient than Touch ID.

Technologically, it's far more advanced — and supposedly more secure — than the Touch ID fingerprint sensors used in the iPhone 5s and all the way to the iPhone 8.

And let's be real for a second — while Apple's fingerprint reader isn't as futuristic as Face ID, Touch ID is still more secure and less prone to confusion than Apple's newfangled tech.

An alternate option to use Passcode Lock for securing the app is also available but the addition of Touch ID will enable users to make access to their cloud storage safer and more secure than before.

Apple has repeatedly touted Face ID as a more convenient, powerful and secure authentication system than Touch ID, claiming the odds of an unauthorized unlocking operation happening on the company's flagship iDevice have dropped from 1 in 50,000 to 1 in 1,000,000.

In contrast, the entire iPhone lineup has had Touch ID (and now Face ID), which is a fast and more secure way to unlock your phone than the Auto Unlock feature.

Currently, Face ID can provide authentication that's significantly more convenient, accurate and secure (on paper) than Touch ID fingerprint recognition, with the «forward - thinking» front - facing shooter on the iPhone X also supporting Portrait Lighting (still in beta) and decidedly gimmicky but fun Animojis.

Face ID is biometric authentication that recognizes your face and unlocks your iPhone X. Apple claims that Face ID is more secure way to unlock the device than Touch ID.

Here's Apple's Face ID Vs Touch ID comparison, detailing which one of the two is better or more secure than the other.

Clear ID is faster than alternative biometrics such as 3D facial, highly - secure with SentryPoint ™ technology, and very convenient with one - touch / one - step biometric authentication directly in the touchscreen display area of smartphones.

Because the leaked iBoot source code posted on GitHub is from more than two years ago, we have all the reasons to believe Apple's statement above that up - to - date iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices are secure «by design.»

Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple was working to replace Touch ID with 3D facial scanning that could prove faster, easier and more secure than the fingerprint reader currently used for logins and payments.

Synaptics also downplayed Apple's Face ID technology, which the Cupertino giant introduced with the iPhone X, when it stated, «Clear ID is faster than alternative biometrics such as 3D facial, highly - secure with SentryPoint technology, and very convenient with one - touch / one - step biometric authentication directly in the touchscreen display area of smartphones.»