Android gives you solid protection options for your phone; you can lock down entry using a password, a gesture, or a PIN. But an even more personalized way to unlock your phone is by using your face. That’s right: Android has a face-unlocking feature. If you want the kind of protection this can provide — or you want to show your friends a cool party trick — facial unlocking might be right up your alley. Here’s how to apply facial unlocking to your phone’s start screen.
Set up an Unlocking Method for Your Phone
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Set up Trusted Face
Use Trusted Face to Unlock Your Phone
Adding facial recognition to your phone is just your first step to protecting your phone. PSafe Total gives you complete security with its antivirus and anti-theft features. These features scan all of your phone’s files and SD card so you’re protected from breaches 24 hours a day. Furthermore, with PSafe Total’s Applock feature, you can add extra password protection to your phone by setting individual lockscreens for specific apps.
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