I just wonder how many customers do care about security updates at the very least -- I'm not saying about new OS releases for your two years old smartphone.
If a fake fingerprint scanned is not perfectly made (by an adversary or some state organization), the system could just fail back to the password prompt.
Fingerprint scanner protection could also be mixed with the security feature recently announced that would analyze the user's actions and compare it with the typical owner's behaviour. If mismatch is found the system would require password input.
http://www.androidauthority.co...
(Russian is here.) It would be interesting for me to see how Americans would react if some military block would be getting closer and closer to their country borders (Cuba, Mexico etc.) convincing everyone that it is just self-defense.
This is what NATO does while seeking the ways to put another dozen of new bases across Europe ostensibly building the shield against Iranian, Iraqian, North Korean etc. missiles.
If Russia hadn't reacted the way it did in Georgian and Ukraine then I'm sure we could have seen new NATO bases in Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Crimea.
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I just wonder how many customers do care about security updates at the very least -- I'm not saying about new OS releases for your two years old smartphone.
Captain Obvious Competition. Hope no one's gonna dope.
Well, the first trips are one-way.
If a fake fingerprint scanned is not perfectly made (by an adversary or some state organization), the system could just fail back to the password prompt. Fingerprint scanner protection could also be mixed with the security feature recently announced that would analyze the user's actions and compare it with the typical owner's behaviour. If mismatch is found the system would require password input. http://www.androidauthority.co...
I'm nominating Trump as a first candidate for traveling to Mars.
(Russian is here.) It would be interesting for me to see how Americans would react if some military block would be getting closer and closer to their country borders (Cuba, Mexico etc.) convincing everyone that it is just self-defense. This is what NATO does while seeking the ways to put another dozen of new bases across Europe ostensibly building the shield against Iranian, Iraqian, North Korean etc. missiles. If Russia hadn't reacted the way it did in Georgian and Ukraine then I'm sure we could have seen new NATO bases in Abkhazia, South Ossetia, Crimea.