Re: Artificiqal Intelligence

Am 23.08.2024 um 02:48 schrieb Frank Krygowski:

On 8/22/2024 4:53 PM, cyclintom wrote:

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Just more of Liebermann's dreams. You normally use your index finger which pretty much covers the patch, but the slightest mistplacement or turn of your finger isn't regognized and you can't "loosen" up the recognitian because that would make it easy to hack.
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People do not understand how it works.

 I haven't looked into exactly how it works. But my experience with it (nearly five years now with this phone) is that it does work, it's _extremely_ reliable, and Tom's "slightest misplacement" claim is his usual ignorant bullshit.

Probably related: On my private Redme smartphone, the fingerprint sensor is integrated to the "on" button so I trained it on the thumb (IIRC I was able to train it on several fingers).
It works perfectly fine 80-90% of the time but I sometimes have extreme challenges reading the fingerprints when I have
1) sweaty hands
2) freshly washed hands
3) after applying sun lotion
The office phone (Google Pixel) has a figner print sensor on the front; I only use the thumb on this.
A previous phone had the finger print sensor on the reverse; with this phone it was natural to use the index finger for unlocking.
Rolf