Depends on how you hold the phone.

You have to tap the screen to turn the camera on for it to unlock. I watched a hands on video and the guy showed it about 20 times.

Look at that?

$1,000 for a phone is just stupid, and a waste of money. Having to buy it on a “credit” plan is asinine.

I’m a Millennial, own three cars (paid off, oldest one is 2013), own my home (with one of those weird things you called a mortgage), married with no children. Wife and I have full-time jobs, my wife just got her Doctorate degree and I finished my masters last year, and we pull in over $100k a year.

Oh no no, I meant selling the phone. Before smartphones, I used to buy unlocked Sony Ericsson phones from China all the time, and still use eBay today for other purchases.

I noticed that and the fade aways before commercial breaks. It was very weird to watch a show that did that again.

One of the reviews I read stated it perfectly: “MacFarlane* goes for the easy joke, not the good joke.”

He really likes it; especially since he was in an episode of Enterprise:

“Yeah I did it, what of it? My daddy will post bail in ten minutes and I’ll be back at my Enterprise receptionist job by tomorrow morning lol.”

The methods that people are going to use that will eventually crack it will be so far fetched that the average person / criminal will not be able to do it.

Faces feel personal in a way that makes us not want to turn them into passwords, and many facial recognition offerings have been susceptible to spoofing with selfies and masks.

If you’re lazy, you just want the new iPhone every year, and you don’t have the cash right now, it’s fine.

Then the phone wasn’t made for you!

That’s how advertising works. If Samsung / HTC / LG wanted that space, then they needed to pay for it.

You mean the shit implementations of it?

I swore to myself I’d never get on a phone payment plan ever again, after my second phone in a row died just after warranty coverage before I had finished paying for it.

3D Touch was a huge gimmick and a pain in the ass, it’s the first thing I turn off.