Pixel 4’s ‘Face Unlock’ works even if you’re asleep or dead — and that’s a problem

Pixel 4’s ‘Face Unlock’ works even if you’re asleep or dead — and that’s a problem
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2019-10-18 06:50

Google’s new Pixel 4 smartphone doesn’t have a fingerprint sensor. Instead it relies on “Face Unlock,” a proprietary facial scanning system similar to the one found in Apple’s Face ID. Early reports show a system that works well, perhaps too well, in fact, according to some security experts.

To unlock a Pixel, the operator must hold it up to their face while onboard cameras and sensors go to work scanning their mug for defining characteristics — the distance between your eyes, for example. Once the device is confident it’s you, it unlocks and allows you to access the operating system. …

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