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Remember similar stories when Touch ID was introduced. Personally never was too thrilled about TouchID. Face ID if working well looks like better alternative.

If Face ID is fast, I'll be really excited. I'm kind of sick of pressing the thumb print multiple times in order for the phone to maybe recognize me- Especially when my finger is wet.
 
That unibrow looks awful in landscape, ok it doesn't look great even in the portrait tbh. Also, swipe up to go home and swipe up + hesitate to multitask, not feeling that.

The phone is already unlocked by the time you're done picking up the phone. All you have to do is swipe up. Is that really that much more work than resting your finger on Touch ID?
 
I see no safe way to unlock the iPhone X while driving. That's an epic fail for me and makes this phone simply overpriced at $1000 without any Touch ID.

I realize the fascinating gimmick factor to the iPhone X, but why pay more for a phone that's display will not last as long and has less features and practical functionality in real life situations I'd be likely to use the phone?
 
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Apple's level of self-righteous BS and hypocrisy has reached near-toxic levels. Seriously. You would think they were a philanthropic charity. "We make these marvelous products each of which is a magnamious gift to the human race" and make us billions. Can't really stand this anymore. This keynote was nauseating.
 
I see no safe way to unlock the iPhone X while driving. That's an epic fail for me and makes this phone simply overpriced at $1000 without any Touch ID.

I realize the fascinating gimmick factor to the iPhone X, but why pay more for a phone that's display will not last as long and has less features and practical functionality in real life situations I'd be likely to use the phone?

That's a really good point about driving.
 
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It was a general question. I understood. I was simply implying why would children take their parents phone. That's it.
With Family Sharing I would expect they could either buy something on their parent's phone and use it on their device (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch), or use their parent's authorization directly on their device. If nothing else, use the parent's phone to authorize $100 of iTunes credit into the child's account (there's some allowance function). Kids are ingenious.
 
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