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Optic ID: Apple Explains Vision Pro's Iris Authentication System
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Minority Report: a dystopian vision of a future in which you can’t escape your work, advertisements and other unwanted intrusions.
With a 2h battery life sounds like 90% of the time you’ll need to use the passcode. But I guess iris scanning is cool.
Lol, so you're gonna punch in a passcode every time? Man this take is gonna age like milk.
That's not how encryption works though. And honestly, it's not really much of a hassle remembering a single passcode.
I’d be willing to bet that optical id will be in the eventual lower priced devices, there’s no way Apple wont have some form of biometrics on those, they havent made a non-accessory device that lacked that in a long long time - and faceid would be tough to implement on such a device and touchid would introduce awkward compromises
They work fine for me. 👍🏻
It plugs into a power brick so you can use it for as long as you want.
The article answers this question. The answer is yes.
Am I reading this correctly - you need to enter a passcode when - “The device has just been turned on or restarted” then when would you use the iris scan? That’s like 99.9% of the time You need to enter a passcode.
Eye-based authentication has been a staple of sci-fi for over fifty years.
When you’re buying all the subscriptions you’ll need for VP optimized content?
MKBHD's early review started that the device doesn't fully turn off when you put it down.
For all intents and purposes this sounds like it's going to behave pretty much like an iPhone.
So they can shoot lasers into your eyes on a face computer but can't put FaceID in their computers? Cool.
FaceID is more than enough but maybe one day Apple might bring this form of authentication to its other devices.
No they don’t. This isn’t remotely true at all.
Casino security uses facial recognition at best and its not used across all
casino group and/or properties.
They may like or desire to in the future but definitely aren’t at current.
This is why FaceID isn’t in the MacBooks; can you imagine the complaints if Apple doubled the lid thickness.
That one boeing max model indeed has proven history of optimization and what has happened is resul of that and many other factors.
engines moved forward
software calculations based on using only sensors on one side of the aircrafts nose
no complete automation override
lack of educated and skilled people on both sides of the certification process
I agree with victorvictoria.
But this type of authentication can be turned off, I do not get the point of this good/bad debate on that.
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