You obviously don’t have kids!
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You obviously don’t have kids!
Get your kid the cheapest Android phone to play Angry Birds, I'm sure he will be happy and won't see the diference. Mine doesn't touch my X.
You obviously don’t have kids!
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You obviously don’t have kids!
So at the same time Apple and others are saying it can be fooled in some cases. You are saying, it’s not flawed in any way and that Apple has perfected it?
Get your kid the cheapest Android phone to play Angry Birds, I'm sure he will be happy and won't see the diference. Mine doesn't touch my X.
Truly a first world problem. They make you provide a password (until an update for this feature). Oh, how will those poor iPhone X owners ever get by!?!
It’s a feature. 2018 iphone will let you register 2 faces!
You obviously don’t have kids!
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You obviously don’t have kids!
"You can't use it for Family purchases" ...for now. Like Touch ID at its beginning.
"You can't use it in landscape" ...seriously? Is this a dealbreaker? I personally don't give a sh*t about landscape.
"You can't add more than one face" ...unless you are some kind of mutant living in Tchernobyl or Fukushima, you only have ONE face while you have 10 fingers. Face ID and Touch ID were never ment to be used by multiple users. It's a fact. Apple said it.
"You have to look at the device to unlock it" ...wrong. Turn off Attention Aware feature and you wont need to look at your phone. You just need to have your face in the scan field of the TrueDepth camera. Anyway, you have to put your finger on the device to unlock it, sooooooo where is the difference?
Come on...
You are correct. You will never go back to Touch ID because Apple won't let you. Not your choice unless you downgrade to a slowed-down phone. Gotta love the "Apple ecosystem."
It’s definitely puzzling by Apples standards and I believe an oversight rather than done on purpose.That’s what I wondered too (not having used this feature). If the point of FaceID is it reduces the ‘friction’ of having to actually touch something to authenticate, then in situations where it’s actually an advantage to need that extra step issues like this one will come up.
It does sound like Apple did it on purpose but haven’t explained why, yet. But these days, who knows?!
I suppose, for now. Just don't update your 8. Apple needs to boost sales of the X.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/12/27/art-cashin-apple-iphone-x-news-casts-a-shadow-over-everything
BTW, I was an Apple fan-boy for 10 years, so not a hater as much as a jaded former user. I know when to quit. Apple just deosn't have it anymore.
You need a Mattel toy!
Ok, you don’t share your phone. But for the rest of us that do, a guest user feature would be awesome.I don't have kids and my $1000 phone shouldn't be designed for kids.
Get your kid the cheapest Android phone to play Angry Birds, I'm sure he will be happy and won't see the diference. Mine doesn't touch my X.[/QUOTE
Get your kid the cheapest Android phone to play Angry Birds, I'm sure he will be happy and won't see the diference. Mine doesn't touch my X.
The artical is talking about iPhone X users unable to verify family purchases with FaceID. Buying an Android phone wouldn’t fix the problem Einstein!Get your kid the cheapest Android phone to play Angry Birds, I'm sure he will be happy and won't see the diference. Mine doesn't touch my X.