Samsung Confirms That A Bug Allows Any Fingerprint to Unlock The Galaxy S10

The issue arose when the owner of the S10 in the UK bought a third-party screen protector for the device from eBay for $ 2.70 (about $ 3.50). Upon seeing the guard, it was discovered that the woman could open the phone with her left finger registered. Then she asked her husband, who had not been registered, to try. He was also able to unlock the device.

Regarding a statement to Reuters, the company said: "Samsung's electronics are aware of a case of poor identification of the S10 fingerprint and will soon release the software patch."

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Samsung Confirms That A Bug Allows Any Fingerprint to Unlock The Galaxy S10

Samsung Confirms That A Bug Allows Any Fingerprint to Unlock The Galaxy S10

In a note on its customer support software, Samsung wrote that the issue could arise when other security systems that come with silk phone cases are identified along with fingerprints. It recommends that buyers use approved protective devices, designed specifically for Samsung products.,samsung galaxy s10 plus price,samsung galaxy s10 for sale,samsung s10 plus,samsung 

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KaKao Bank, the only online banking service in South Korea, believes the situation is so bad that it has told customers to turn off fingerprint recognition options by logging into their accounts until the problem is fixed.samsung galaxy s10+,samsung galaxy s10e,samsung galaxy s10 specs

This is not the first time the Galaxy S10 fingerprint scanner has been under investigation. Back in April, it was shown how a 3D printed fingerprint could manipulate the ultrasonic sensor, which detects fingerprints. It involved taking a fingerprint image on the edges of the glass, adjusting the image to Photoshop, and then creating a 3D printed pattern.samsung galaxy s10 plus

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