
The first is the iris scanner which creates an eyeprint of the user to control access to the device. Then there's the fingerprint sensor which now resides at the back of the device. Samsung's new flagship even has facial recognition which quickly provides access to the device when the user picks up the phone.
It retains the conventional Android security features such as pattern and password which can also be used to control access to the phone. So the Galaxy S8 offers Iris, Face, Fingerprint, Pattern and Password features for access control. That's impressive, to say the least.
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