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- If there are 5 failed attempts to Face ID… This is what the article says, but it's also been reported to take just 2 failures with Face ID before requiring a
by glhaynes 9y ago
- If there are 5 failed attempts to Face ID…
This is what the article says, but it's also been reported to take just 2 failures with Face ID before requiring a passcode (as opposed to 5 with Touch ID). I can't remember now if that was said by Apple directly on Tuesday, but I've seen the "2" figure reported several places, so I'm not certain which is right.
EDIT: It's apparently been clarified to be 5 on both Touch ID and Face ID — https://developer.apple.com/documentation/localauthentication/lapolicy/1622327-deviceownerauthenticationwithbio https://developer.apple.com/documentation/localauthenticatio...
- spike021 9y agoMaybe it's user-settable. I think this is the case for how many times a passcode can be entered before the phone is wiped.
- conradev 9y agoNo, that number is fixed at 10, with increasing intervals of time required between each attempt. After 10 attempts, the phone is disabled until a restore, with the user-settable option of erasing the phone in this case.
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