The first time she did it I felt it was a coincidence. But it has happened many times that I think her fingerprints opens my phone.

Two different phones now.

There are times it doesn't open it but I have seen this happen like 6 times.

Is this a normal thing?

Hmm....

Transsion phone?

She knows your pin and has added her own fingerprint. That's all

It happens, even with face lock. The only sure lock is pin or pattern.

Kids are smarter than us.my kids have hacked my pin so many times,I kuku leave it like that.

robinso01:
It happens, even with face lock. The only sure lock is pin or pattern.

Don't even waste your time....

oliverwrites:
The first time she did it I felt it was a coincidence. But it has happened many times that I think her fingerprints opens my phone.

Two different phones now.

There are times it doesn't open it but I have seen this happen like 6 times.

Is this a normal thing?

Somebody has answered you.

oranget:
She knows your pin and has added her own fingerprint. That's all

A 5 year old can't be that smart. Yes, she is smarter than the average but it is definitely not my pin.

Akara and Koko money no fit buy you high end phone .. you come dey claim "kids are smarter" they've hacked my phone multiple times .. do you know what it is to hack ..

Dey play .. our resident philanthropist wey dey use phone wey don condemn ..


Op .. how old is your daughter??

She probably knows your pin and have included her finger print in those phones ..

Just so you know, more than one person's finger print can unlock a phone ...

Silentgroper:


Akara and Koko money no fit buy you high end phone .. you come dey claim "kids are smarter" they've hacked my phone multiple times .. do you know what it is to hack ..

Dey play .. our resident philanthropist wey dey use phone wey don condemn ..


Op .. how old is your daughter??

She probably knows your pin and have included her finger print in those phones ..

Just so you know, more than one person's finger print can unlock a phone ...

She is 5. The first phone is Google pixel 3, the second is Redmi pro whatever ( not a phone person). But this is certainly not a case of she knowing my password.

And I read online it is possible but rare.

I'm very much interested in this topic.

Scientists in the house, is it possible for a child to genetically inherit his/her parent's fingerprint?

oliverwrites:
She is 5. The first phone is Google pixel 3, the second is Redmi pro whatever ( not a phone person). But this is certainly not a case of she knowing my password.

And I read online it is possible but rare.

That post wasn't meant for you actually

richiemcgold:
Scientists in the house, is it possible for a child to genetically inherit his/her parent's fingerprint?

Juan Vucetich says its not possible.

oliverwrites:
She is 5. The first phone is Google pixel 3, the second is Redmi pro whatever ( not a phone person). But this is certainly not a case of she knowing my password.

And I read online it is possible but rare.

so if you commit a crime and leave your fingerprint behind the scene, she can be arrested for the crime.

At least look on the bright side of this, you no need run DNA test!
That is if the child didn't put her fingerprint already.

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/did-you-know/you-inherit-part-your-fingerprint-your-parents

At least she has saved you DNA money ...

RealityKings:


That post wasn't meant for you actually

I replied cos of the part addressed to me.

Maybe your wife added your child’s fingerprint. That way, you won’t even know she has access to your phone while she does through your daughter’s fingerprint.

nani212:
Maybe your wife added your child’s fingerprint. That way, you won’t even know she has access to your phone while she does through your daughter’s fingerprint.

100% not the case. My wife has access to the phone and doesn't need to do that.

I am convinced the finger print opens my phone and checking online, many are saying the same thing. Her elder sister who is 8 can't open it neither can her younger sister who is 3 but that second born can and it is not hacking, she is just 5 years.

oliverwrites:
100% not the case. My wife has access to the phone and doesn't need to do that.

I am convinced the finger print opens my phone and checking online, maybe are saying the same thing. Her elder sister who is 8 can't open it neither can her younger sister who is 3 but that second born can and it is not hacking, she is just 5 years.

Fingerprint they open
Most especially siblings
My guy face Dey open he brother phone

Lance008:

Fingerprint they open
Most especially siblings
My guy face Dey open he brother phone

My face dey open my brother phone too lol aje, me self shock before I called my brother attention himself follow surprise. Na the eye balls be face id and nose with lips

Op stop this ur silly argument, bc she is 5 now means she can't know your password n register her own.
Fo your info.
No two people share the same finger print.

Kingray10:
Op stop this ur silly argument, bc she is 5 now means she can't know your password n register her own.
Fo your info.
No two people share the same finger print.

See how rude you are about this...showing how ignorant you are about certain things..

Don't you know that there is possibility of that child inherit part of his father's finger print.

Guy, wetin we no know, plenty.

No. Your fingerprint is your product serial number.

No human has ever had it before you, and no human will ever have it after you for ever.

Same with your tongue print and your iris, all the way down to your DNA.

Each human is the first and last of his/her kind.

richiemcgold:
Scientists in the house, is it possible for a child to genetically inherit his/her parent's fingerprint?

Kingray10:
Op stop this ur silly argument, bc she is 5 now means she can't know your password n register her own.
Fo your info.
No two people share the same finger print.

Some of you are just kids. Must you call me silly? My password combination is hard to guess, and I definitely know what I am saying.

Plus you are just an idiota, a Google search has shown it is possible and since I started this thread I have seen another post on quora where more than 10 people confirmed the same thing happened to them.

Fuccking idiota.

henrimoto:
See how rude you are about this...showing how ignorant you are about certain things..

Don't you know that there is possibility of that child inherit part of his father's finger print.

Guy, wetin we no know, plenty.

He is just an idiot. I wonder what warranted the stupid post. Jobless kid that guy or gal.

oliverwrites:
100% not the case. My wife has access to the phone and doesn't need to do that.

I am convinced the finger print opens my phone and checking online, many are saying the same thing. Her elder sister who is 8 can't open it neither can her younger sister who is 3 but that second born can and it is not hacking, she is just 5 years.

No two people have the same fingerprint. Either someone added her fingerprint to your phone or your phone fingerprint reader is faulty. Gracias

nani212:


No two people have the same fingerprint. Either someone added her fingerprint to your phone or your phone fingerprint reader is faulty. Gracias

According to so many people on the internet it is possible.

Here is a quota post I found - https://www.quora.com/Why-can-my-son-open-my-phone-with-his-fingerprint-Do-we-have-the-same-fingerprint-or-is-it-like-a-blood-test

GodHimself:
No. Your fingerprint is your product serial number.

No human has ever had it before you, and no human will ever have it after you for ever.

Same with your tongue print and your iris, all the way down to your DNA.

Each human is the first and last of his/her kind.

.... So how do you explain @oliverwrites predicament?

Nature (God) supercedes.

nani212:


No two people have the same fingerprint. Either someone added her fingerprint to your phone or your phone fingerprint reader is faulty. Gracias

.

Na wetin scientist been make us believe before be that but there is a glaring fact to this now