Why are all these "bezel less" phones moving the fingerprint

a vega thread died for this

>>61655878
Retard. One on the back and one on the front would be ideal.

>>61655883
You say that like it's a bad thing.

>>61655976
not sure how I could've implied that Im actually happy about that, but I am

>>61655878
it was obviously overlooked

bezels...
they're not a real issue, are they?
or am I out of touch?

>>61656094
Bigger screen, smaller phone.
What's not to love about smaller bezels?

>>61656352
They make the phone more fragile, and there's little space for useful shit like front facing speakers, hardware buttons etc.

>>61656352
the S8 has too much screen, I think
that or it's too big

>Why not put the scanner in the power button?

But the Xperia X series did, anon.

>>61655878
>Why not just put the god damn scanner in the god damn mother fucking power button?
Because a lot of the power buttons are too small to have a fingerprint scanner without having to swipe your finger rather then just place it on.

>>61656424
They're not bezeless though.

>>61655878
Sony already puts the fingerprint scanner on the power button.

Or better yet, why not get rid of the fingerprint scanner?

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>>61655878
>using fingerprint scanners

There is no reason to. It's a gimmick, it's less secure than a passcode and you are signing away your biometric data to either jews or chinks (probably both). I prefer them on the back as it's easier to ignore.

>>61657155
>>61657133
>people like this exist
Hahahahaha hahaha

>>61657347
Police can force you to unlock a phone with a finger, but can't do that with a passcode.

>>61657155
>>61657459
I don't even care about muh privacy or muh jews, I just find it redundant.

>>61657155
Yeah, typing in those passwords is super secure in public.