Samsung GALAXY S10 it comes with Android 9 preinstalled by the Samsung company, and as you already know very well, this operating system offers a facial recognition system for biometric security, or rather a system joke. Google implemented it so that users can play with it when they are bored, and some of those who received Samsung GALAXY S10 phones in tests proved what we knew for years, that the system is easy to fool.
Samsung GALAXY S10 has this tricked-out facial recognition system with a picture displayed on an iPhone X, and below you can see how easy it all is, but nothing that is displayed is new. We have also seen in the past that the facial recognition system in Android can be fooled very easily using pieces of cardboard, or pictures displayed on phones, and the Samsung GALAXY S10 does not benefit from any notable protection when it comes to this system.
The Samsung GALAXY S10 has a very weak facial recognition system
Samsung GALAXY S10 it does not have a facial recognition system as advanced as the one in the iPhone X/XS, despite the fact that it has what appear to be two cameras on the screen, the reality being a little different. Under the screen of the Samsung GALAXY S10 there is a front camera and a depth sensor, the latter being used to take selfies with the bokeh effect, but for nothing more, so in the case of facial recognition it is not used in any way.
Samsung Galaxy S10 + resolution with a single photo taken. pic.twitter.com/AzsPxxpG7d
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Samsung GALAXY S10 it cannot be better than the iPhone X/XS when it comes to facial recognition because it was not designed in this way, it having an ultrasonic fingerprint reader, which is designed for biometric security. Samsung does not even allow the use of the facial recognition system in the Samsung GALAXY S10 for mobile payments, or other things that require an advanced level of security, and this is not from today, from yesterday.
Samsung GALAXY S10 it is a phone that has biometric security systems different from those of the iPhone, and this is perfectly normal, and we should not look at things differently than they are.
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