No "Trusted face" option in smart lock.

GamingMonster

\n\nWhen my friends go to the smart lock oprtions in the security settings, they have an option called "trusted face".I doesn't have that feature in the smart lock settings.
Is there a way to enable it or have it there? I attached a screenshot so you can see what I mean.

bencebacsi

GamingMonster replied at 2017-10-6 03:12
Update: I was able to install the Trusted face apk from the internet, and that added the trusted fac ...

If you need face unlock, IObit Applock: Face Lock & Fingerprint Lock 2017 works properly. I can't see its benefits but you can try it.

GamingMonster

Update: I was able to install the Trusted face apk from the internet, and that added the trusted face option in the Smart lock settings. But when I try to configure the trusted face, it crashes...
Can someone help me?

MarcinP

GamingMonster replied at 2017-10-6 03:12
Update: I was able to install the Trusted face apk from the internet, and that added the trusted fac ...

You can't use this option as is not activated in kernel.

GamingMonster

MarcinP replied at 2017-10-6 05:09
You can't use this option as is not activated in kernel.

And is it possible to activate that in a future update or so?

MarcinP

GamingMonster replied at 2017-10-6 13:01
And is it possible to activate that in a future update or so?

I don't think that this option will be add to Umi Z.
As Ben mentioned you can use third party apps which are alternative options

JCookie20001

MarcinP replied at 2017-10-7 04:50
I don't think that this option will be add to Umi Z.
As Ben mentioned you can use third party app ...

Third-party apps don't have the same effect, as they don't have system lock privileges. Third-party locks/lockscreens are ridiculously easy to bypass.

GamingMonster

JCookie20001 replied at 2017-10-12 15:27
Third-party apps don't have the same effect, as they don't have system lock privileges. Third-part ...

Yeah, you just have to boot your phone in safe mode, so all the third party apps will be disabled.

JCookie20001

GamingMonster replied at 2017-10-13 12:59
Yeah, you just have to boot your phone in safe mode, so all the third party apps will be disabled. ...

Maybe there's a root option?

GamingMonster

JCookie20001 replied at 2017-10-14 18:17
Maybe there's a root option?

I doesn't think it is possible with root, becaus it has to be activated in the kernel, and I doesn't think that's possible with root.