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The other problem with biometrics is you can't change them. With the OPM breach a few years ago they lost 5.6 million finger prints. Those finger prints are now useless since they are in the wild and can't be changed. Not a problem for your average phone user but in my world that's a really big deal. In my world biometrics are a convenience and convenience is bad for security.
As long as you've considered and accepted the risks you're good.
Time to start using the middle finger, until the next data breach. Then the ring finger.
Can I use my dick head?
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