Android Biometric Testing
- 24 Mar 2023
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Android Biometric Testing
- Updated on 24 Mar 2023
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Overview
A majority of mobile devices today support Biometric hardware sensors to authenticate the device owner’s identity. pCloudy enables you to test the Authentication features such as Touch ID/Face ID on the android devices connected on the pCloudy platform.
Simply connect to a device on the platform and once the device is connected, the user can inject a passing or failing Touch ID or face ID, depending on the device model.
Pre-requisites:
- App should stay in front during testing
- The application must be "resigned or trusted" at time of installation on device.
Injecting a fingerprint or face ID manually
Connect any android device and click on “INSTALL”.
Install the application on the connected device. Make sure that the app under test stays in the foreground.
Open “All Actions” and click on “Touch ID” or “Face ID” icon
In the Touch ID or Face ID, do one of the following:
- To test a successful Touch ID or Face ID, click on Pass
- To test an invalid Touch ID or Face ID, click Fail
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