Biometric Bypass

About Biometric Bypass

Biometric Bypass is an Android system module that automatically confirms the prompt shown after face unlock. On some Android configurations, face recognition identifies the user but still requires a tap on a confirmation screen before the device opens. This module taps that confirmation in System UI so the user can continue into apps without the extra step. The module applies system-wide rather than requiring each app to integrate with it. It is intended for devices where face unlock presents the described confirmation prompt; it does not add face recognition itself or replace the underlying biometric system. Biometric Bypass requires Android 10 or newer and an Xposed framework with the specified recent API. It is designed for AOSP or near-stock Android builds. Manufacturer-customized interfaces, including some heavily modified Android skins, may not work as expected. The module is useful to users who want the confirmation step after face unlock to be handled automatically on a compatible device. Its function depends on the framework and system interface matching the supported configuration.

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