Google's Pixel 4 was unveiled this week, with a host of new features—but it also suffers from a fatal security flaw
“Apple really does treat biometrics as a trustworthy computing layer, whereas other companies in the mobile space reliably treat biometrics as proof-of-concept sales pitches for their whitelabel component business.
And it seems that some smartphone makers are keen to rush out features before they are perhaps ready. Opdenakker thinks that Google “still has some work to do to improve the face unlock feature.”However, the Face Unlock issue is not necessarily a massive risk to a person using the Pixel 4. Given the physical access needed to use face unlock when you’re asleep, the perpetrator would probably need to be your partner or your kids.
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