The iris can be used, for example, to improve authentication techniques for bank passwords
Nope. Like all biometrical data, you can’t just replace the body part once the data is compromised. It’s at most suitable for ease of access.
For example, Merkels fingerprints were “reverse-engineered” from photos using common wood glue.
Yeah, i know. He wanted to go where again?
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ls space?
I’ve seen rice sold just in the cardboard box already.
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Yeah, always their own version of <popular google app>, used by 2 people per month but always running in background. I heard they feared to be thrown out of “Android” certificate program (no Play Store anymore).
Their launcher was always slow and laggy and a ressource hog and only got better, because hardware got better.
My last Samsung was to Kitkat times (Galaxy S3) but even then the whole boot chain was basically custom made (guess for knox) and you had to use their proprietary paid software to edit boot animations. And <fancy hack> always needed a Samsung version.
Sadly, dad is Samsung fan because i have to disable half of preinstalled apps and replace with better alternatives, once he gets a new phone.
Basically, Samsung is good at hardware and bad at software.
I mean you absolutely can communicate from Australia to USA with nothing but an old rusty bed frame and 5 watts of power. So there’s that. But not much more to do with that bit of non-ionising power.
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+ Wireless
- limited range
- horribly inefficient, increasing with distance
So, there.
The more usual thing are aux to USB adapters but they can only do USB to aux, nit the reverse. What you need is aux to USB converter, they can do both ways.
This article is good, autotranslate if not german.
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Sure does. There’s not one in history that worked out long term.
Usually by the citizens.
And local (offline) accounts when?
“AI-answers will be banned.” not enough?
A state that sees it’s citizens as a threat is broken by design and needs to be changed fixed. It goes against the very idea of a state.
All of this while EU forbids Apple to do the same, what is the idea here? Measuring how EU reacts?