Transactions the latest smartphones use biometric data just how dependable and secure is this innovative technology. Unlocking your phone with an iris scan it looks practical except this method is extremely vulnerable to hackers. That can be a risk of strangers unlocking my phone and then accessing my data from an. Biometric data replacing passwords the first step in this direction was using a fingerprint to unlock the phone the best selling new phones like the samsung s eight and the i phone ten take things a step further. Instead of entering his pin number Roberto Wagner just holds a samsung thats safe in front of his face a built in infrared camera scans his irises the data are then compared with a recorded image of his iris and the smartphone is unlocked. I use the scanner a lot at first but i dont anymore because all i wanted to do was check the time and every time the fine would on lock itself obviously i wasnt keen on that as well as being impractical the ivory scanner in the se
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Gallaudet University to Host First CREST Fest to Advance Equity and Deaf Representation in the Field of Sign Language Technology
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Our hope is that CREST Fest and those supporting it can help to ensure a future where new technologies are designed and built with meaningful involvement from deaf sign language users. WASHINGTON (PRWEB) June 04, 2021 Gallaudet University will host the first-ever CREST Fest June 14 through July 23, 2021. The purpose of this six-week virtual festival is to celebrate sign language technologies and advance equity and deaf representation in the field. Hosted by Gallaudet’s CREST Network, a National Science Foundation-funded initiative, CREST Fest is free to students, researchers