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Exactly. I'm more worried about if someone can make a mask of someone's face (or even a print out) and get it to work. But at least it's not like people have p
by katastic 9y ago
Exactly. I'm more worried about if someone can make a mask of someone's face (or even a print out) and get it to work.
But at least it's not like people have pictures of their faces plastered across every social network...
... crap.
- mikeash 9y agoApple specifically mentioned testing with high-end masks, and there have been videos made about people attempting it. It doesn’t work.
- zwily 9y agoWired gave it a pretty good go: https://www.wired.com/story/tried-to-beat-face-id-and-failed-so-far/ https://www.wired.com/story/tried-to-beat-face-id-and-failed...
- gnicholas 9y agoAs others have said, those who have tried masks haven't worked. But I wonder if normal masks have different heat signatures than real faces, which an IR array can detect. It's possible that something as simple as standard mask + heat would fool the system. Hopefully not!