People probably don’t post a lot of 3D infrared scans of their face online, which is what FaceId uses. (They also don’t leave them all over on the things they

People probably don’t post a lot of 3D infrared scans of their face online, which is what FaceId uses. (They also don’t leave them all over on the things they touch, like they do with finger prints.) Also, I don’t know of your “lying with statistics” claim is fair. Of course, statistics are a great way to lie since you can have a mathematical certainly that what you are claiming is numerically accurate while at the same time give a false impression through selecting the numbers to present. However, in this case, the implication is that FaceID is more precise and secure than Touch ID, which is probably true if it works the way they claim. (Well, we don’t really know that yet, but we don’t know the opposite yet, either.)