- All iPhone 12 and 2020 iPad Pro models are expected to feature Face ID, the sophisticated 3D face recognition feature that Apple introduced alongside the iPhone X.
- A new discovery suggests that Apple might be exploring new features for Face ID, which could work best on devices with bigger screens, including iPads and MacBooks.
- Screen content encryption is a feature that would scramble content on the screen for people who might be looking at the device without authorization.
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From the moment I started using Face ID on the iPhone X a few years ago, I never looked back. 3D face recognition doesn’t always work, and may take a while to master, but it’s the best thing to have happened to the iPhone in years. It delivers instant, perpetual authentication, which is impressive to use not just for unlocking the phone, but also for other apps that might require password input or biometrics-based authentication.
In other words, if an app supports Face ID, I have it enabled, and logging into it is a breeze. I’ve said before that Face ID is the future of authentication for Apple devices, and the feature might soon be used on more products, not just the iPhone and iPad Pro. In fact, if there’s a product I’d want to see Face ID on, it’s the Mac.
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