LaudableXX:


You hit da nail on da head! I made the mistake of switching from Samsung to Infinix last year, and I have regretted it ever since then. My Infinix phone bought from a reputable store, was plagued with the same problems you mentioned, barely 5 months after I started using it. I would never recommend Infinix to anybody...their after-sales service offered through Carlcare in Lagos, is nothing but pure rubbbish!

ollah2:



The "secured" faceID has been hacked a couple of times

greenhulk:


Nothing is unhackable bro. Yes it has been spoofed but it's still the most secure face id on a mobile phone. OnePlus 5t basically uses only the front camera that is why it is very fast.

ollah2:



Some of the processes in which it was hacked means the term secure shouldn't be used for it.

adeboyewareez:


It's secure, deal with it!

Face ID can be spoofed one time in hundreds of thousands of tries. Dude, that's pretty, pretty, secure! Why else do you even think it's been spoofed only twice (once, technically, since the one that happened on stage wasn't that convincing a spoof)ever since it got released??

By the way, It seems you don't understand what security means in the mobile world.


Security, in the mobile world (and the tech world as a whole) doesn't mean impenetrability. Security means the impracticability of trying to penetrate illegally.


The 256 bit encryption, for example, is on a whole different level of safe, wanna know why?

it's not because it's 'unhackable', it's because it's impractical to hack! Heck, some of those encryptions would take thousands of years (or some non existent beastly computers) to hack through, who has that time


Face ID is very very secure, if done properly.

ollah2:



You wrote plenty grammar and you must have believed the tales you heard during the launch of the device

FaceID has been hacked 3-4 since its release.

adeboyewareez:


What else was I going to believe Your tales?

FaceID, hacked 3-4 times, where did you get those info from No offence meant, but where do you even get your info from

ollah2:


Google is everybody's friend. Hit there and read it yourself

adeboyewareez:


Alright, Google Dude, I don't do stuff that way, considering how much junk and conspiracy theories you could find on just one Google search results page.

When you seek information, you really have to pay attention to details. You "deep search", not just feed off the very first search results page you come across! there are conspiracy theories everywhere!

At this point, I don't even think it matters if Face ID was hacked once, twice, thrice.

What matters is you understand what Security really means.

ollah2:



Some of the processes in which it was hacked means the term secure shouldn't be used for it.

goodoo:
Pls advice me am just confused with dis infinix hot s3,I just bought my phone last December, Samsung galaxy j7 neo at rate of #72000 at slot ikeja, I'm thinking of selling d phone so dat i can get the infinix hot s3.

adeboyewareez:


Alright, Google Dude, I don't do stuff that way, considering how much junk and conspiracy theories you could find on just one Google search results page.

When you seek information, you really have to pay attention to details. You "deep search", not just feed off the very first search results page you come across! there are conspiracy theories everywhere!

At this point, I don't even think it matters if Face ID was hacked once, twice, thrice.

What matters is you understand what Security really means.

adeboyewareez:


It's secure, deal with it!

Face ID can be spoofed one time in hundreds of thousands of tries. Dude, that's pretty, pretty, secure! Why else do you even think it's been spoofed only twice (once, technically, since the one that happened on stage wasn't that convincing a spoof)ever since it got released??

By the way, It seems you don't understand what security means in the mobile world.


Security, in the mobile world (and the tech world as a whole) doesn't mean impenetrability. Security means the impracticability of trying to penetrate illegally.


The 256 bit encryption, for example, is on a whole different level of safe, wanna know why?

it's not because it's 'unhackable', it's because it's impractical to hack! Heck, some of those encryptions would take thousands of years (or some non existent beastly computers) to hack through, who has that time


Face ID is very very secure, if done properly.

TheBulusNotes:


Please do not fall into Apple hype
The only thing apple added in their iPhone X that was new was animoji

Even that 3d sensor is from Microsoft Kinect...

Face ID is reputable but not as secure as a fingerprint.... Apple hyped 1 in a million

Days later it was hacked by many

The problem I have is apple is they hype things making people think it was them that made it

Even. The notch in iPhone x it was LG which started the notch before essential phone

In summary the face Id may be secure but do not fall into apple false hype

TheBulusNotes:


Please do not fall into Apple hype
The only thing apple added in their iPhone X that was new was animoji

Even that 3d sensor is from Microsoft Kinect...

Face ID is reputable but not as secure as a fingerprint.... Apple hyped 1 in a million

Days later it was hacked by many

The problem I have is apple is they hype things making people think it was them that made it

Even. The notch in iPhone x it was LG which started the notch before essential phone

In summary the face Id may be secure but do not fall into apple false hype

greenhulk:


Comparing OnePlus 5t face unlock to Apple's face id is just like convenience vs security. One plus 5t face unlock is not secure even OnePlus said it themselves that it's just an additional security. Yes it's very fast but that's because it just scans the face using only the front facing camera. It can easily be spoofed unlike the iPhone x that uses series of sensors to scan the eyes. Face id is not slow per say, just that it requires swiping after unlocking, not as fast as oneplus 5t though.

U also know OnePlus 5t face unlock is almost useless in low light while face id still works.

And where have I ever said nothing is comparable to Apple? They make good products but have their flaws and are too arrogant.

henry007:
Here's all you need to know about the Infinix S3.


And a really quick video of how to set up Face ID on the Infinix S3 and a quick speed comparison with the Face ID on the iPhone X.

Which do you think would win?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b91filSdels&t=1s

greenhulk:


But nobody is comparing the iPhone x with the hot s3 na. Who dares?

goodoo:
Pls advice me am just confused with dis infinix hot s3,I just bought my phone last December, Samsung galaxy j7 neo at rate of #72000 at slot ikeja, I'm thinking of selling d phone so dat i can get the infinix hot s3.

Segunhife:
why not go for a xaiomi product. U won't be disappointed

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adeboyewareez:


It's secure, deal with it!

Face ID can be spoofed one time in hundreds of thousands of tries. Dude, that's pretty, pretty, secure! Why else do you even think it's been spoofed only twice (once, technically, since the one that happened on stage wasn't that convincing a spoof)ever since it got released??

By the way, It seems you don't understand what security means in the mobile world.


Security, in the mobile world (and the tech world as a whole) doesn't mean impenetrability. Security means the impracticability of trying to penetrate illegally.


The 256 bit encryption, for example, is on a whole different level of safe, wanna know why?

it's not because it's 'unhackable', it's because it's impractical to hack! Heck, some of those encryptions would take thousands of years (or some non existent beastly computers) to hack through, who has that time


Face ID is very very secure, if done properly.

emeraldlife:

FaceID is not impractical or may be update fixed the vulnerability.

You seemed too confident quoting people who disagree with Apple's implementation of the Faceid.
We know that it's secure but a handful of videos r available to show that it is hackable. Some security firms can do that for u for a few buck.
Apple once said that it's 1 out of a billion but today, Asians with similar looks can unlock the damn thing.

Am enjoying every known tech today. Enjoy it also and stop making ur preference obvious.