"eye contact" doesn't just mean pointing your eyes at the other person. The other person needs to look at you, and you both need to be able to see each other's eyes well enough to see about what they're looking at. Considering that the "other person" is looking at a computer screen many days later, that seems unlikely.

Sorry, that does not qualify as eye contact.

And I don't think you could even see the eyes on the furry anyways. You can't make eye contact with somebody if you can't see their eyes! Dark sun glasses? No eye contact! Furry suit? No eye contact!

This `test' is better (more accurate) than the dancing bear one, or the `whodunnit?' one, but it's still pretty bad -- calculating a score based on shirts is a lot harder than actually driving, and is difficult to do even without the phone.