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Dave
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Android definitely has a mechanism for apps figuring out that the biometric dB has changed.
Detect biometric change in a App in Android Device
Wanted to know if there is a way to detect biometric change in Android without using the setInvalidatedByBiometricEnrollment https://developer.android.com/reference/android/security/keystore/stackoverflow.com
Apple does as well, any change to face or fingerprint and the financial apps revert to manual sign on with a message that the FaceID has changed.
Yes but the app developer doesn’t know the why. All they would know is that biometrics are not available. Not the reason behind that.
Dave
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IOS devs can request the current state of enrolled identification. They then store this state if authentication is successful. Note, the state is not the raw biometric data.
When the app is launched later on, the current state of enrolled identification is compared to the previous successful state that was saved. If it differs, then something changed. As devs know if you used PIN, Fingerprint, or Face previously, they can show an accurate message. Once the user is authenticated successfully, the current state is then saved for next time the app is opened.
So it's not the Auth framework saying something has changed, more the devs deriving what has changed by checking current and previous state data.
Yes, I am a big nerd !
Any beer reccomendations?
The only beer I really liked is the Loch Lomond Session Neipa which is very similar to HogHouse Seison which I loved.
Something similar to Windhoek Draft that I can get somewhere perhaps?
The only beer I really liked is the Loch Lomond Session Neipa which is very similar to HogHouse Seison which I loved.
Something similar to Windhoek Draft that I can get somewhere perhaps?
The Voice
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Get Windhoek from a Saffer shop.
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With the sheer variety in the UK, I cant quite believe that you can only find 1 beer you like?
Start at your local Tesco's and try a few?
The two that I found fairly close to Windhoek where Carlsberg or Kronenbourg. Neither being a British beer of course.
The Voice
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Just have to look for beers that stick to the Reinheitsgebot.
ooking for recommendations because I don't want to just try them all first
So far, I've had quite a few store bought ones that I was not impressed with.
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Cant comment on the Lagers, but if you into Ale's check out Bevertown, Brewdog and Northern Monkooking for recommendations because I don't want to just try them all first
So far, I've had quite a few store bought ones that I was not impressed with.
Rocco1
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German or dutch beer
Mephisto_Helix
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I stick to the Belgian and German lagers, the rest is meh
gregmcc
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There is so much variety.
Try Lidl. They do interesting beers from different countries. A few weeks ago was Germany. There was a great selection.
The Voice
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Yeah, enjoy a pint of the wife beater now and then, too.
I do love an Ale and had some from Brewdog that I liked.
Will definitely give the others a try!
I really like Moretti
Asahi is quite nice as well
Madri is a last resort for me, not great, not awful