Samsung have acknowledged a flaw in their Galaxy S10, which will allow any fingerprint to unlock your phone.
However, they were quick to issue a statement that they have a software patch to correct the problem.
The issue, identified by a British woman when he husband was able to unlock her handset when a cheap screen protector was added.
Upon the initial launch Samsung announced the fingerprint authentication system as “Revolutionary”<.i>.
The way Samsung has designed the the scanner means that it detects the 3D ridges in a users fingerprint using ultrasounds.
Other reports which have been released about the scanner mention that when a screen protector has a bubble between the scanner and the protector this can also cause malfunction.
