What’s interesting, is even all the quotes in this thread before your quote, nobody labeled anything for the S10 ‘useless’ (That is unless you’re referring to outside sources). I think you’re Using hyperbole here. However, it was speculated in a post about how a fingerprint reader under the display could impose its issues with accuracy rates, being that everyone expected the Note 9 to have the fingerprint reader and that didn’t happen. But that’s just exercising criticism over the reason for the potential delays for a fingerprint reader in the display. Ming Kuo had originally Predicted Samsung was having some manufacturing concerns with the fingerprint reader under the dispay.
Reference the bolded, I like to think myself as being objective and open minded when it comes to tech in general. And what I mean by that, is I like to see both sides to what competitor tech has to offer in terms of android versus iOS, Samsung versus Apple, etc. That said, And to be perfectly honest, I think you’re doing nothing more than spreading hyperbole to an extreme with cynicism, as I spend a significant amount of time iPhone forum and by no means, do I see posts about those bragging about “Its a great Feature” with wireless charging Or The assertion you’re making that touch ID has been deleted and now face ID is in its place and it’s awesome” according to Apple fans. Apple is completely late to the game with wireless charging and they don’t even have the Airpower even ready for the market which was announced a year ago. (<— This is an example of an ‘Apple fan’ being critical of Apple and its products) Again, I don’t know why you’re interjecting such hyperbole, because in the iPhone forum alone and other tech forums, many ‘Apple fans’ including myself, have chastised face ID (Amongst other products)for its downfalls compared to where touch ID excelled.
The Reality is this about smart phones with Samsung and Apple, hardware is equally great between both of these phone competitors, they both offer different types of biometric security, Face ID excels in certain areas, where iris scanning does not or vice versa. But there is no need to dismiss technology as a whole, however, for certain technology that’s not released yet, it opens for speculation and criticism pending how it will be implemented, if ever.