> I don't understand this statistic. Are you arguing 99.9999% of all phones aren't a potential target of being stolen? Are you arguing 99.9999% of all people's

> I don't understand this statistic. Are you arguing 99.9999% of all phones aren't a potential target of being stolen? Are you arguing 99.9999% of all people's data isn't interesting to authorities? You're being overly optimistic about FaceID. No, I'm saying that, for effectively everyone, there are way easier ways to get into their phone than through FaceID, for example by just taking their phone while they are using it. So for effectively everyone, FaceID will not change their security risk, because there is no motivation for anyone to try and bypass their FaceID when there are easier attack vectors - especially when you are able to disable FaceID the second you feel you are being threatened.