I REALLY hope this happens in real life. That would be more awesome than what was seen in Ocean's 11. Make sure you videotape this.Honest question: aren't facial features much easier to replicate than fingerprints?
I mean, if I steal Bill Gates phone and I rush to Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum would i gain access to his bank accounts by taking a selfie with his statue ?
This is a nice way to say Apple couldn't integrate the touch id under the display lol
Really? What about green skin or.....What if we use our iPhone in the night and if we have a black skin ? ;(
lol I think I will use Apple Watch all the times then!Cashier: "That'll be $22 please"
Me: *take phone out of pocket and awkwardly looks at it, then pays*
That's what I was thinking. If the launch is to indeed be in September, these phones would already be in production.Bloomberg suggests that Apple is testing this. That can't be the case for a TouchID replacement. It is far to close to launch to see if facial recognition can sufficiently replace TouchID and still have time for a TouchID solution. TouchID would already have to be in place.
I say bs as well but if this really happens I'll buy the 7s Plus.
It would be a real dissapoiment if Apple made some crap decision like this.
I hate everything this stands for. The fingerprint is universal, doesn't change, and already works.
Faces change. People grow up, gain/lose weight. Too many variables. This is a solution looking for a problem that they already solved.
Stupid stupid stupid. I feel like Apple is removing the home button just for the heck if it, without any actual good reason. And because of that, they have to figure out a replacement for TouchID. It all just seems really counterintuitive.
At this point, I feel like the most important innovations Apple could implement into their phones are: USB-C, larger battery, AMOLED, higher capacity SSDs, quick charging. They don't have to go above and beyond by making a lame-A "edgeless" screen that ultimately removes helpful features from the device. That's anti-innovation.
I think that cops need a warrant to force you to unlock the phone with fingerprints.
Not sure about facial recognition, as the face is kinda ... public.