Friday, September 15, 2017
You can disable the iPhone X’s FaceID if you’re in trouble
Keith Krimbel was sufficiently moved by the worries about how FaceID could be abused that he emailed the Apple executive. He posted the response to his Twitter, where Federighi explains that there are two different ways that the FaceID system can be stifled. Firstly, if you don’t stare at the phone, it won’t unlock, and presumably that means you need to have your eyes open. The second is that if
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