With a decentralized system, there is no central storage of biometric data. When users “enroll” a voice, they do so locally, and it is encrypted and stored on-device.
The hackers would not only have to re-create the voice of the target, they would also have to have physical access to the person’s mobile device, which is exponentially more difficult and economically infeasible,” he said.
According to a Unisys survey, the biometric measures ranked by consumer preference are: voice recognition (32%), fingerprints (27%), facial scan (20%), hand geometry (12%), and iris scan (10%). This ranking seems to confirm that people prefer convenience and familiarity when choosing a biometric technology.
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