I was about to send my Pixel 6 back to Google.
The FPS recognition rate was poor compared to the Pixel 4a (5G).
I had tried multiple scans of the same finger, but it didn't really work.
In particular, the right thumb was rarely recognized to unlock.
When I initially scanned my fingers, the sensor was already having problems recognizing the respective finger.
After almost two weeks of unlocking frustration, I had an idea how it could work better.
Yes, it worked right away. The learning process was done very quickly and the recognition now works flawlessly.
Most notable despite installed armored glass!
So this is how it worked for me:
1. In Settings switch on better touch sensitivity.
2. Clean display (or protective film) in the sensor area
3. In Settings + add fingerprint
4. Briefly wipe the forehead with your finger (in order to picking up a little skin fat and thus making the imprint more visible to the sensor during the learning process.)
5. Follow the instructions on the screen carefully.
Thanks to the skin fat method, teaching was done much faster and with fewer attempts, and unlocking now works - despite the protective glass - super fast and 100% reliable.
I hope it works for you as well as it does for me.
If so, please comment or click Like below this post so we can get an impression that my sensor training today was no coincidence.
Oh yes: I even degreased my fingers with isopropanol. The recognition rate was still without a glitch.
The FPS recognition rate was poor compared to the Pixel 4a (5G).
I had tried multiple scans of the same finger, but it didn't really work.
In particular, the right thumb was rarely recognized to unlock.
When I initially scanned my fingers, the sensor was already having problems recognizing the respective finger.
After almost two weeks of unlocking frustration, I had an idea how it could work better.
Yes, it worked right away. The learning process was done very quickly and the recognition now works flawlessly.
Most notable despite installed armored glass!
So this is how it worked for me:
1. In Settings switch on better touch sensitivity.
2. Clean display (or protective film) in the sensor area
3. In Settings + add fingerprint
4. Briefly wipe the forehead with your finger (in order to picking up a little skin fat and thus making the imprint more visible to the sensor during the learning process.)
5. Follow the instructions on the screen carefully.
Thanks to the skin fat method, teaching was done much faster and with fewer attempts, and unlocking now works - despite the protective glass - super fast and 100% reliable.
I hope it works for you as well as it does for me.
If so, please comment or click Like below this post so we can get an impression that my sensor training today was no coincidence.
Oh yes: I even degreased my fingers with isopropanol. The recognition rate was still without a glitch.
