Except I don't always want to view my notifications on the lock screen before getting to the home screen... that's what I was saying. I want to have the option to either unlock and be right in the home screen instantly, or not unlock and just view notifications. With TouchID and that Accessibility tweak I have this use option.
So far from what I've read online it doesn't look like Apple is going to give us this same Accessibility option to by-pass the swipe up action after you've authed with FaceID and go directly to the home screen (correct me if wrong, and I hope I'm wrong). With TouchID I get to pick which of my 10 fingers authenticates (and when I want to authenticate) so I can tailor my use accordingly. With FaceID I only have one face and I've lost control over when authentication occurs because it's always going to be scanning my face.
That's the other thing, too. With TouchID I could train it to auth multiple people (spouse, etc). With FaceID that's gone, it's either yourself or a passcode. I don't like giving my passcode out if I don't have to, for security reasons.
Why can't you just press the side button to view the lock screen notifications?