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The iPhone X is slower to use than the iPhone 8. I could bought either and went with the 8 (plus).
Yes, I know the processor is the same, but they're slower to use because FaceID is more finicky, and if it fails (some say way 1 time in 4), you're back to a passcode like it's 2014. TouchID (100% reliable in my experience and instant) is gone. If you want an iPhone X and don't like FaceID, your only other option is a passcode.
Even if it was 100% reliable, FaceID is noticeably slower than TouchID, so...the X is slower to use.
Based in my wife’s experience been more reliable than Touch ID after a few months of use. I suppose mileage may vary, maybe the missus has a more Apple-friendly face?
Or less scannable fingers. Are they often covered with sticky substances and/or blood?
Anyway, that experience is at odds with numerous reports I read before buying. Maybe it's improved in recent iOS updates. Still, I hate it because TouchID met my needs perfectly.
Or no security mechanism at all. Should be just as secure as FaceID.
No that's Android. Apple FaceID is 3D mapping, Android is photo recognition that last I checked used "you have to blink your eyes once" as it's only security measure to protect you from someone holding up your photo.
I can make a picture blink with 5cm of paper, scissors & a piece of ducktape.
Ducktape should become a religion.
Look at the scrub whose never worked on cars.
Bumping this.
https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/jan-19-update-an-update-on-credit-card-security.752415
Mirroring:
I can't believe ANY payment gateway would let them self-host a checkout page, or will in the future. Visa will not be amused.
Wtf that is crazy! No emails from them at all yet.