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[Ismail Settenda]

To add to that; I do not think any one device can really give you total
security; I believe total security will come from a layered approach as it
is in the strength of the combination of preventive methods that will offer
a semblance of 100% security and even then there is also the human factor.

Physical access coupled with fingerprint, facial or eye is secure however
human awareness with the preventive physical access coupled with
fingerprint, facial or eye scanners is a really good attempt at making
things really secure.

Regards

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Ismail

On 5 November 2016 at 09:47, TGH Solutions via Linux <
linux at lists.habari.co.tz> wrote:

> Well, I think most people don't understand how biometric works, which is
> why there is an illusion of security. People don't understand its basically
> a complicated password generated algorithmically at scan time.
>
> But in that sense, it still is better in most cases where end users get to
> pick passwords and they pick 123456. It'll be better then 90% of the
> passwords in use and will require the hacker to have physical access to the
> device, which is quite a big barrier.
>
> On Nov 4, 2016 10:40 PM, "Andreas Tauscher via Linux" <
> linux at lists.habari.co.tz> wrote:
>
>> A little bit a pragmatic view:
>> Locking the phone with the fingerprint is better than leaving it unlocked.
>> But if somebody thinks this lock is secure: You are wrong.
>>
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