Hacking FaceID, though, won't be nearly that simple. The new iPhone uses an infrared system Apple calls TrueDepth to project a grid of 30,000 invisible light dots onto the user's face.

Ever since Apple unveiled the iPhone X with FaceID, people have been asking the same, very pertinent question. What if some mugger or unscrupulous cop snatches the device out of your hands and ...

Plugged Researchers break iPhone’s FaceID by putting modified glasses on unconscious people But here's the catch: the victim needs to be totally unconscious August 9, 2019 - 9:43 am ...

While in one way FaceID is more secure than the company's TouchID, which uses your fingerprint to open your phone, it's also more insecure. The chance of someone else's fingerprint unlocking your ...

Anyone else here having issues with FaceID after installing iOS 18.3.1? FaceID fucntionality has just flat out stopped working on my 128 GB iPhone 12. I didn't search too deeply on Apple's forums ...

Apple’s FaceID is dependent on dedicated hardware on the face of the iPhone X (which results in its top-notch). FaceID works on the principle of collecting variation in distance and depth from ...

Some people are worried about how well FaceID, a key feature of the iPhone X will work. But facial recognition, the technology underlying FaceID, isn't new. Windows Hello, Microsoft's facial ...