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R.Wieser, 2024-05-06 11:51:

[...]>> Yes, in Android using *images* of a face to unlock a phone is indeed
>> not a good idea.
> 
> Its a *very good* idea.  It should *not ever* happen though. :-)

If something should not ever happen, it is not a good idea.

[...]
> If you want to see examples of how locks, even expensive ones, can be 
> bypassed with the proverbial paperclip I would like to refer you to the 
> "Lockpicking Lawyer" clips on YouTube.  Those are enlighting.

I know the Lockpicking Lawyer quite well.

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