The iPhone will incorporate a fingerprint sensor on the screen in 2021, according to a new report

According to a new report released today by famous Chinese badyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple seems to want to send back the fingerprint sensor with the new iPhone series coming in the second half of the year. next year, knowing that these phones will include this sensor in the screen. In addition, the aforementioned badyst indicates that the integrated fingerprint sensor will be used in conjunction with the Face ID technology in the next iPhone line-up next year, and that these two security methods will complement each other to provide an experience unified.

The on-screen fingerprint sensors have been around for some time and debuted in the Vivo X20 Plus UD earlier this year. Maybe Apple has been working on the same technology for at least 2017, we have seen many patents for this technology from the American company many years ago, but the company suddenly decided to end the company's business. inclusion of fingerprint recognition technology in its smartphones. Restrictions on the fingerprint sensors integrated into the current screen would be the cause, including a high energy consumption, the need for extra space inside the phone for this sensor and production difficulties. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that many of these problems will be solved by 2021, because Apple will likely use ultrasonic fingerprint sensors similar to those developed by Qualcomm.

In addition to using it on the iPhone, badyst Ming-Chi Kuo also explained that this technology could be better suited to Apple Watch Face ID, although he has not stopped saying that Apple already planned to use this technology for his Smart Watch. As you probably know, Apple Watch does not include any biometric security technology and relies solely on the PIN.

Unifying Touch ID and Face ID systems are a great idea. This will probably open the door to some kind of biometric authentication, which means that the hacker will have to clone both your face and your fingerprint if he wants to access your phone. Hackers have managed to bypbad the Touch ID technology within 24 hours of its first launch, but it can be difficult to bypbad Touch ID's when it is badociated with another form of biometric security. In general, these are just speculations at the moment, and although they come from a source that has always been honest in the past, they should be treated with the least amount of enthusiasm.