Does any of you use the fingerprint scanner in a Xiaomi phone?

>>60541170
If you're worried about privacy, you should just not use a smartphone.

>>60541170
>trusting chinkshit
>giving them your fingerprints
kek'd.
are you retarded?

>>60541170
I use scanner on my Zuk. Obviously it's a risk to privacy, but no less than using pocket botnet.

>>60541233
Unfortunately I'm slowly getting a life, so it's difficult not to. I used to only have some old Windows Phone that'd stay in my drawer all the time and I'd only charge it and take it with myself like twice a month or something. However I need a phone more and more and carrying my Parabola GNU/Linux (I do actually use it lol) laptop everywhere is rather uncomfortable.
>>60541240
That doesn't answer my question. What are the particular risks? How the Chinese governement or whatever can use my fingerprints for?

>>60541264
Mhm, good point honestly. If I decide to share my current location with them 24/7 and let them turn the microphone and camera whenever they want, the fingerprint concern seems to lack any sense.

>>60541288
identity theft, you fool

>>60541170
I use a European passport which is easily hacked from a distance and contains my fingerprints, face shape, personal ID numbers etc. The Chinese probably already have my fingerprint.

>>60541319
So what? Is a big ass company such as Xiaomi going to use my identity to steal my money or what?

>>60541240

Eurpoor here.

Would rather give my fingerprint to Chinese than Americans.

>>60541170
>not using your dickprint scanner instead