>I wanted the cheapest phone that was fingerprint-protected
Just because it says "fingerprint-protected" on the tin, doesn't mean it has good fingerprint protection.
Just because it says "fingerprint-protected" on the tin, doesn't mean it has good fingerprint protection.
Even with no security/pattern you have to first press the power button, then swipe up. With a fingerprint reader, you tap your finger to the sensor and the screen is not only on, but the lockscreen (swipe) was bypassed.