Apple Watch has the U1 chip. It knows *exactly* where your iPhone is, down to millimetre precision and direction.
Again; it doesn’t know who’s using the phone even if it knows down to 100 millionth of a millimetre precision where the phone is.
Apple Watch has the U1 chip. It knows *exactly* where your iPhone is, down to millimetre precision and direction.
That hasn't stopped Apple from letting people unlock their Macs with an Apple Watch. Clearly they consider it secure 'enough.'The fact that your phone is "nearby" doesn't necessarily mean that you are the one using the phone.
So, does it qualify as a fiasco now?
Uh, Apple Watch 6th gen has the U1 chip, none of the earlier ones do, and neither does the AW SE.Apple Watch has the U1 chip. It knows *exactly* where your iPhone is, down to millimetre precision and direction.
They could easily require attention-aware for this unlock mode. Personally, I haven't used FaceID in like six months, when I'm out, and that sucks. I'm all for an Apple Watch based security option.This is a VERY BAD IDEA.
Anyone who wanted to gain access to your phone could do so just by having you standing next to your phone. Like the cops. Or a mugger.
Airbags would be cool, no more broken screens.So what are the IPSW files that I just downloaded from RedmondPie? Are they not the iOS 14.1 update?
I wonder if someone will hack into The mainframe of the update and find some hidden updates like airbags and AirPower
If you use the fitness app, could you check, if it's been fixed?
That hasn't stopped Apple from letting people unlock their Macs with an Apple Watch. Clearly they consider it secure 'enough.'
If you use the fitness app, could you check, if it's been fixed?
Any references to airbags or AirPower? New wallpapers?
They are the 14.1 update, but Apple pulled them for an unknown reason. Usually when the rollout of an update is stopped and the update files are pulled, it means that Apple found an issue with the update.So what are the IPSW files that I just downloaded from RedmondPie? Are they not the iOS 14.1 update?
I wonder if someone will hack into The mainframe of the update and find some hidden updates like airbags and AirPower
They are the 14.1 update, but Apple pulled them for an unknown reason. Usually when the rollout of an update is stopped and the update files are pulled, it means that Apple found an issue with the update.
I wouldn't update my devices right now if I were you, just wait until it's released again.
For what? An update that hasn't been publicly released?try harder
I’d love to have seen a point update with a solution to face masks.
Apple has a real opportunity to skip Face ID by verifying if the wearer’s Apple Watch is nearby. The Watch is already a secure authenticated device. When you put on the Watch at home, Face ID on your iPhone verifies you and passes on that security to your Watch. As long as you keep the Watch on, it should be able to unlock your iPhone even if you’re wearing a mask.
For what? An update that hasn't been publicly released?
Yes, it was initially listed under the “Release” section as 14.1 and has been moved to the “Beta” section as a GM seed. The build number alone shows it’s still a beta build.Is it back on dev portal?