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UMI Iron review: Eyeverify biometric security makes this Android phone ultra-secure

UMI Iron review: Eyeverify biometric security makes this Android phone ultra-secure

Posted on August 28, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

ANDROID IS ULTRA-SECURE WITH EYE-SCANNING SECURITY

The UMI Iron is the Chinese manufacturer’s latest Android phone. It has some high-end specifications but, most notably, eye-scanning security that aims to make this Android smartphone almost impossible for prying eyes to infiltrate.

The Eyeverify system scans the unique vein pattern and precise positioning of your pupils to make a match, and the optional setting that requires you to blink during verification tightens security by ensuring the Iron must be faced with a living, breathing human rather than a cleverly angled photo. It sounds great, but the ability to bypass the eye verification with a four-digit passcode is a chink in its otherwise impenetrable armour.
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