Five years later, ultrasonic fingerprint sensors are finally coming to more Android phones
jacktherippah @ jacktherippah @lemmy.world Posts 15Comments 527Joined 2 yr. ago
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I'm gonna have to say no to that. I love my ultrasonic sensor. It works when wet and is in a way more reachable location (the screen). No need to reach behind the phone or stretch your finger to unlock, no need to lift your phone when it's on a table. The success rate is basically identical and it's lightning fast, even faster than a physical sensor. The final perk is it doesn't create a large circle opening on the back of a case so the back of your phone is totally smooth save for the camera.