Galaxy S5 fingerprint sensor hacked - Page 2

jonsie · ‎16-04-2014

Well that didn't take long!

Guess it's indicative of the world we live that there are people determined to find flaws and faults in absolutely everything that is produced...and in people/celebs if it comes to that

Galaxy S5 fingerprint sensor hacked

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Anonymous · ‎16-04-2014

Sadly not all crime hits the news. 😞

Anonymous · ‎16-04-2014

These people will get round anything if they really want to just look at chip and pin and how many times that has been hacked

Anonymous · ‎16-04-2014

I do remember the Daily Mail running a story about how people might have their fingers cut off by muggers to enable them to unlock their iPhone!

MI5 · ‎16-04-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
I do remember the Daily Mail running a story about how people might have their fingers cut off by muggers to enable them to unlock their iPhone!

Newspapers have been full of reports of that happening every day lol

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anticpated · ‎16-04-2014

I was talking about this earlier and came up with conclusion an oleophobic coating where no skin oils are left behind, would remedy that situation. A code entry after so many failed attempts at the fingerprint should be mandatory.

Indubitably true. Samsung S21 Ultra and Xiaomi 14 Ultra