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Just noticed the crappy old motorola es400 in my drawer has a fingerprint scanner.
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My crappy HP laptop that I bought in an emergency when my gf toasted the last one on holiday has finger print login
It's unreliable and no quicker than typing the password in, unless you normally have a 30 digit passwordDoing the needful since 1827Comment
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Finger print scanner?
Laptops had then 10 years ago.
Does this mean muggers now will streal your iPhone and then cut your fingers off?Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostFinger print scanner?
Laptops had then 10 years ago.
Does this mean muggers now will streal your iPhone and then cut your fingers off?
No because the finger print sensor has to detect a pulse first before reading."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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no point. Find my iphone can render a nicked phone totally worthless...Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostFinger print scanner?
Laptops had then 10 years ago.
Does this mean muggers now will streal your iPhone and then cut your fingers off?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Does it ?Originally posted by eek View Postno point. Find my iphone can render a nicked phone totally worthless...
I thought Find my iphone gave you the option to lock it or wipe it. So basically means the person who has it cannot get access to your details.
But there's nothing to stop them from plugging it into their own pc and setting it up as a new phone.
Or does it actually 100% disable the thing forever ?
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Yes as part of ios7's Activation lock. See Apple (United Kingdom)Originally posted by rhubarb View PostDoes it ?
I thought Find my iphone gave you the option to lock it or wipe it. So basically means the person who has it cannot get access to your details.
But there's nothing to stop them from plugging it into their own pc and setting it up as a new phone.
Or does it actually 100% disable the thing forever ?
Dead.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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With iOS 7, Find My iPhone can continue to display your custom message, even after your device has been erased. And if you do retrieve your device, you can restore it from your iCloud backupOriginally posted by eek View PostYes as part of ios7's Activation lock. See Apple (United Kingdom)
Very interesting! Thank you!Comment
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Yep, it's quite good because until now, blocking a phone has been down to the networks so stolen phones just get sold abroad where they're not blocked. But this way the phone itself is locked, which is how this should work really.Comment
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