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kc...@google.com
For Samsung devices having iris sensor like S8, if the user sets iris as his preferred biometric, it works well with current biometricPrompt.
But, the error code delivered from onAuthenticationError callback is very weird.
E.g., if the sensor is hard to detect user's iris since the face is so close, then the ERROR_HW_NOT_PRESENT is returned.
So, this issue needs to be resolved also. Since I'm thinking that Samsung iris meets the CDD requirements, at least, the application can use iris properly.
But, the error code delivered from onAuthenticationError callback is very weird.
E.g., if the sensor is hard to detect user's iris since the face is so close, then the ERROR_HW_NOT_PRESENT is returned.
So, this issue needs to be resolved also. Since I'm thinking that Samsung iris meets the CDD requirements, at least, the application can use iris properly.
kc...@google.com
shinkieun@ could you file a new bug for that? A bugreport (adb bugreport foo.zip) and repro steps will be needed
au...@google.com
Are you able to open public (view and/or comment) access to that spreadsheet so we can see what devices are included?
Thanks!
Thanks!
ap...@google.com
> For Samsung devices having iris sensor like S8, if the user sets iris as his preferred biometric, it works well with current biometricPrompt.
It's not actually true. In my tests, it will prompt you to scan your finger rather than scan your face, even though system settings asked for face scan. Also, we can observe the UserNotAuthenticatedException happening under the hood. S8, S9, S10 all have it.
It's not actually true. In my tests, it will prompt you to scan your finger rather than scan your face, even though system settings asked for face scan. Also, we can observe the UserNotAuthenticatedException happening under the hood. S8, S9, S10 all have it.
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public void onAuthenticationError(@BiometricError int errorCode, @NonNull CharSequence errString) {}
@BiometricError is an @IntDef that has constants from androidx.biometric.BiometricConstants and all of them are @hide. Developers cannot access them.
Why are these constants private?