Fingerprint Unlock doesn't work [requires device and OS support for Nexus Imprint]
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@peri Sorry to bump the thread, but I'd like to report the -exact- same issue (I had already send an email to the android support mail adres).
I noticed however that between some beta updates the symptoms of this issue changed.
At first, whenever I tapped my finger onto the scanner the application would close. This might have been due to fact that the FPS doubles as home button and 1password didn't tell it to act as a FPS (instead of Home Button). After an update (don't remember which beta it was, but I think 1 or 2 updates ago) 1p started telling the scanner correctly that it was supposed to act as a FPS, but 1p incorrectly interpreted the results of the scan (see screenshot of OP).Please do take note that I, as most of us, am/are running the (very stable) public beta of OOS 3.0 (I think they only needed to go thru some QC before releasing as an OTA) featuring Android Marshmallow 6.0.1.
P.s./Offtopic; Does the beta version include all features of the paid app? I did buy your app but am currently running the latest beta version.
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@Rediwed Thanks a lot for the update! I will indeed take note that many of the users experiencing this problem are running Oxygen OS 3.0. I'll let the developers know what you've found. ref: OPA-839
The beta does indeed unlock the Pro features, so don't worry about losing them if you switch to the beta channel. :)
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Update: As of version 6.3.1b4 this bug is still persistent.
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For what it's worth it's happening N preview 3 6P
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I just updated my Nexus 6P to Android N Preview 3 as well. I don't see any problems with Fingerprint Unlock. Could you tell us what error message you are seeing? Also, does it help if you disable and re-enable Fingerprint Unlock in 1Password's Settings > Security?
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Just realized my error message is not the same
Fingerprint Unlock unavailable
Fingerprint Unlock could not be enabled because an error occurred:
javax.crypto.IllegalBlockSizeExceptionI ended up doing a clean install and that's when it became a problem. I actually can not enable it now everytime I do then touch the sensor I get the message
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Thanks @tommyent. I tried a few different configurations but still am unable to reproduce the issue on my 6P. I would like to ask you to create a diagnostic report, so I can follow your configuration as closely as possible.
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Once we are able to replicate the behaviour, we can figure out what’s going on! Thanks in advance.
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Fingerprint Unlock on OnePlus 2 confirmed working on latest 3.0.1 beta!
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Hi everyone, the problem here is solved with the new oneplus 2 update oxygen 3.01 beta!
It is out since today and the fingerprint login is working perfect in 1 Password now.0 -
Awesome to hear that! Every time I add a new fingerprint or remove my old one, I run into this error with Fingerprint Unlock. Rebooting does fix the issue, so I think it might be a bug in the latest Android N beta release.
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I can confirm that the fps works on the OOS 3.0.1 update!
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Hi there to everyone, I have the same error "javax.crypto.AEADBadTagException" on my new Xiaomi Redmi 4 Pro (all updated) when I'm trying to activate the finger print unlock function, pleaseeeeeeeeee fix this issue. Thanks a lot
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@Claudio79: I'm sorry for the confusion. That isn't something we can fix. You're getting this error because your device either does not have the necessary hardware to support Nexus Imprint fully (which is the Google API needed for 1Password's fingerprint support), or the software doesn't (yet?) support it properly. We don't have any plans to support non-Nexus-Imprint-compliant fingerprint hardware.
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@Claudio79: I really thought I'd be able to find a list of devices that officially support Nexus Imprint, but I haven't been able to (nor could I find information specific to that model). So really only the vendor could tell you for certain if it just needs a software update or lacks the hardware to fully support it. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer for you. :(
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+1
Using Xiaomi Mi5 device
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@vitaly_d: I'm sorry to hear that. It sounds like you're using the same device that was mentioned above, which, like others here, seems to missing support for some of Google's Nexus Imprint APIs. I'm not sure if that's something that could be fixed in a software update, or if it just isn't supported by the hardware. :(
ref: OPA-839
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