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According to GSM Arena, the German technology journalist Stephan Hergit conducted an experiment demonstrating the fragility of the face recognition system of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
Hergit used a friend, trying to open the same phone by swiping each face, even if only one was saved on the device.
The Mate 20 Pro, called "supernatural phone," uses a three-dimensional opening mechanism for the face. Its error rate should theoretically be about one in a million.
The experimenters are not twins, nor brothers, but only two short-haired men, wearing glasses, but it was not very important in facial recognition, ignoring all these differences and opening the device.
To ensure the same result, the reporter and his friend have replicated the experience on another device of the same model to achieve the same frustrating result, namely that the phone is easily porous.
Hergt aired a video of the experience, while Huawei called for an explanation of this serious security breach.
The reporter said he hoped that the problem would depend on the software update, not the device itself, which puzzles the company's procedures for testing the various telephony technologies before their release. marketing.
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According to GSM Arena, the German technology journalist Stephan Hergit conducted an experiment demonstrating the fragility of the face recognition system of the Huawei Mate 20 Pro.
Hergit used a friend, trying to open the same phone by swiping each face, even if only one was saved on the device.
The Mate 20 Pro, called "supernatural phone," uses a three-dimensional opening mechanism for the face. Its error rate should theoretically be about one in a million.
The experimenters are not twins, nor brothers, but only two short-haired men, wearing glasses, but it was not very important in facial recognition, ignoring all these differences and opening the device.
To ensure the same result, the reporter and his friend have replicated the experience on another device of the same model to achieve the same frustrating result, namely that the phone is easily porous.
Hergt aired a video of the experience, while Huawei called for an explanation of this serious security breach.
The reporter said he hoped that the problem would depend on the software update, not the device itself, which puzzles the company's procedures for testing the various telephony technologies before their release. marketing.
