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Wearlock: Unlocking your phone via acoustics using smartwatch

Yi et al., 2017

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7348686838420625241
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Yi S
Qin Z
Carter N
Li Q
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2017 IEEE 37th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems (ICDCS)

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Smartphone lock screens are implemented to reduce the risk of data loss or compromise given the fact that increasing amount of person data are accessible on smartphones nowadays. Unfortunately, many smartphone users abandon lock screens due to the …
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