LG has also implemented Sensory's TrulySecure Speaker Verification and TrulyHandsfree wake word so phones can have added security through voice, and wake on command with low power activation that doesn't drain the battery. These technologies also run on device, ensuring that voice biometric data and the spoken wake word are never sent to the cloud.
"The power of familiarity is revealed in user interface preferences. Facial recognition currently has lower familiarity than more established methods of security access and control, but will become more appealing as familiarity increases." Said Jennifer Kent, Director, Parks Associates. "With major smartphone brands rolling out facial recognition as a key security measure, both awareness of and trust in this feature is expected to rise in 2018."
From the article " LG's Latest Smartphones Utilize Sensory's TrulySecure Facial Recognition for Greater User Convenience and Enhanced Device Security."
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