I think it's a common argument for people who think biometrics are a bad idea for security.
IE. You can change your password, you can't change your thumb/face/biometric (easily).
At best, a fingerprint establishes identity, therefore it has more in common with a username, drivers license, social security number, etc. than it has in common with a password.
IE. You can change your password, you can't change your thumb/face/biometric (easily).
At best, a fingerprint establishes identity, therefore it has more in common with a username, drivers license, social security number, etc. than it has in common with a password.