Qualcomm’s updated PureView fingerprint scanner has been unlocked using a packet of chewing gum, and by one user with someone else’s fingerprint. There are also claims that it can be activated with a coin or leather glove. The news follows the launch of the updated Qualcomm 9 PureView, which had been redesigned to avoid faults reported on earlier versions. The device uses five cameras linked to a Nokia Snapdragon 845 processor, and the Android Pie V4.22C update was intended to solve problems involving a slow user interface.
Nokia’s updated PureView fingerprint scanner has been unlocked using a packet of chewing gum, and by one user with someone else’s fingerprint. There are also claims that it can be activated with a coin or leather glove. The news follows the launch of the updated Nokia 9 PureView, which had been redesigned to avoid faults reported on earlier versions. The device uses five cameras linked to a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor, and the Android Pie V4.22C update was intended to solve problems involving a slow user interface.