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LG Knock Code Feature Headed To Older Devices

10:24 am March 25, 2014 By Roland Hutchinson

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LG has announced that it is bringing its Knock Code feature to some of its older devices, the software will also be available in the company’s latest devices.

LG has announced that owners of the LG G2 and LG G Flex will get the Knock Code, this will all depend on which country you live in.

LG Knock Code

The consumer benefits of LG’s Knock Code™ technology are obvious in its ability to wake and unlock the phone simultaneously, providing more convenience and greater security over conventional password and pattern-based security options. With Knock Code™, the smartphone display is divided into four invisible quadrants. The user taps or “knocks” anywhere from two to eight times in the quadrants in a specific sequence. With more than 80,000 possible combinations and no fingerprint streaks, Knock Code™ offers a level of security far greater than other devices, even those with fingerprint recognition systems. And because Knock Code™ can be implemented anywhere on the screen in any size without having to view the screen, there’s no chance of password theft. In addition to being safer and more convenient, Knock Code™ is also more responsive compared to bio-recognition systems, which are much more susceptible to variations in the environment.

You can find out more details about the LG Knock Code for older devices over at LG at the link below.

Source LG

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