Back in the day, Google introduced the ability to unlock your phone, using only your gorgeous face, and many people loved it. Now this feature might be coming back!
in particular. Now, it’s not clear how this would work, as the new pixels don’t sport any special hardware to support face unlock - but Google might have devised some clever software wizardry to make it happen.
The question is - do we need face unlock on our Pixel phones? I know I would love to use face unlock for non-critical things like just going straight to my home screen and tapping the speed dial shortcuts to connect with my friends with just one action .No, the under-display scanner does the job...
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