Meta sold over 20 million Quest headsets. I'd hardly call that a flop.

All the existing ones do too. IMO, social media is the worst invention of the past century. It brings out the worst in people, promotes obsessive behavior, sucks away people's time, and can cause depression or even suicide when people are cyber-bullied or think their lives are worthless because they aren't as perfect as the fake facades that other people post on social media.

I sync my Keepass database using a free Dropbox account. I just put it in the Dropbox folder on my Windows PC, then on my iOS devices I use a free app called KeePass Touch which has built-in Dropbox sync. Totally free solution.

I prefer the Project 4K77 version over Harmy’s.

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I watch a few British shows like Doctor Who which has a lot of British slang spoken in thick accents. Subtitles definitely help.

Of course it's not enough, and not even close to being as trivially easy as a photograph. If somebody has the resources and motivation to obtain a 3D scan of a person's face and then 3D print a mask, do you really think a fingerprint scanner would be any more secure against such a person?

And none of your examples demonstrate the AC's specific claim that a photograph can unlock Face ID. So please, by all means, go back to Google and find evidence of that. Once again, I'll wait.

Please cite your evidence for this. I'll wait.

The X is also the only phone with portrait mode selfies with the front camera.

You mean the display that Samsung built to Apple's exacting specifications? (Apple basically designed the display, they just didn't manufacture it themselves).

Like with a cloth or something?

Not only do I want to do that, the ability to re-order items from Amazon is one of the main reasons I have an Echo, mainly because I have a bad memory or because I'm thinking about other things. So when I'm in the shower for example, and notice I'm running low on shampoo, I can just yell out (from the shower) "Alexa, order more shampoo" which is a godsend for me. Before I had an Echo, I would make a mental note that I needed more shampoo and then promptly forget about it as soon as I walked out of the bathroom.

Well let's see, I use the shopping list, to-do list, reminders, alarm clock, etc. daily and they are all very useful. But by far the most useful thing for me (as somebody who orders A LOT from Amazon) is the ability to say, "Alexa, order more _______" and it will check my order history for the item, tell me the current price, and ask if I want to order it again. I say "yes" and it's on its way.

It uses dual cameras and an array of sophisticated sensors and emitters to do a 3D scan of your face, so no, no photograph is going to be able to spoof your face to get around the security.

I agree, asking for a 30.48 centimeter sandwich instead of a footlong just wouldn't work.