They called it “Liveness Checkâ€, an added security feature on Android Jelly bean that requires users to blink first in order to unlock the device. This means you can still go for the basic and less secure face unlock or you can add more protection by switching on the Liveness Check. It kinda isolates the subjects’ faces so photographers can check eye sharpness and also whether the eyes are open. Read more in our articles including "Face Unlock feature on Android 4.1 becomes smarter" and "Adobe unveils New Creative Cloud Innovations for Creators".
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Jun 9, 2026They called it “Liveness Checkâ€, an added security feature on Android Jelly bean that requires users to blink first in order to unlock the device. This means you can still go for the basic and less secure face unlock or you can add more protection by switching on the Liveness Check.
It kinda isolates the subjects’ faces so photographers can check eye sharpness and also whether the eyes are open.
Our coverage of liveness check includes: "Face Unlock feature on Android 4.1 becomes smarter"; "Adobe unveils New Creative Cloud Innovations for Creators"; "Huawei announces HarmonyOS 7 with AI Features and Performance Improvements". Each article provides unique insights and information.