That’s bevause that’s all you got on a Samsung that works. And than it is slower and not as secure.
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Android is. Galaxy S8 here.
No I have the option for facial recognition I just did not like it. I Like using my finger print. It is personal preference.
Thank you for being honest.
Your conventionly ignoring the fact that Samsung warns you to NOT use their facial recognition for mobile payments because it’s easily hacked.
I'm a geek and that whole android vs iphone spat in this thread was boring as hell.Tech fanboys are hilarious.
Good lord, use what works for you. :Rolleyes:
As I said cheap entertainment.Tech fanboys are hilarious.
Possibly.
Like I told you before. I am basing this on working with literally 100s of business customers. iPhone often eventually will resolve the issues but it is often based on the customer having to by the latest version of the phone. When I have had customers with a major problem using Samsung. They usually fix the issue within 2-3 days. If you like your iphone keep it. They are both great phones.
For the record companies that supply their employees with devices will often disable biometrics and assign them passwords unless they have something like Knox to wipe the phone and reset passwords when an employee leaves the company. That way they ensure they get the device back and are able to use it for the next employee.
I typically buy a model of phone that has been replaced by the new model because its just a phone. Dropping a grand when a new model comes out is just silly.
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And I usually buy the model prior to that one.
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