If they kept it on ice, they could ask much more for it
"You want a finger? I can get you a finger, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don't wanna know about it, believe me. I'll get you a finger by this afternoon--with nail polish. These fucking amateurs."
Did the finger come off when the charger exploded?
To any potential buyers keep in mind that if the phone ever goes dead or is restarted do I need the PIN
Biometrics is good for identification, not authentication.
This is why.
This is a meme. If you actually tried to use the severed finger, it wouldn't work.
huh TIL.
Radio frequency -- RF waves do not respond to the dead layer of skin on the outside of your finger -- the part that might be chapped or too dry to be read with much accuracy -- and instead reads only the living tissue underneath. This produces an extremely precise image of your print, and ensures that a severed finger is completely useless.... This means that the Touch ID sensor should be remarkably accurate for living creatures, but it also means that only a finger attached to a beating heart will be able to unlock it. source
I am not jealous of your browser history.
Just microwave it bro
I use Android but how much for the finger?
Who uses their pinky finger for unlocking their phone? That's the real crime here
350 is a steal for a finger
If they kept it on ice, they could ask much more for it
"You want a finger? I can get you a finger, believe me. There are ways, Dude. You don't wanna know about it, believe me. I'll get you a finger by this afternoon--with nail polish. These fucking amateurs."
Did the finger come off when the charger exploded?
To any potential buyers keep in mind that if the phone ever goes dead or is restarted do I need the PIN
Biometrics is good for identification, not authentication.
This is why.
This is a meme. If you actually tried to use the severed finger, it wouldn't work.
huh TIL.
I am not jealous of your browser history.
Just microwave it bro
I use Android but how much for the finger?
Who uses their pinky finger for unlocking their phone? That's the real crime here