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So instead of asking Apple API to authenticate a user via FaceID, apps are going to obtain this data themselves and record it forever? I remember Steve talking

So instead of asking Apple API to authenticate a user via FaceID, apps are going to obtain this data themselves and record it forever? I remember Steve talking on stage about how Apple would always make the operating system retain control of sensitive sensors and only give the result to user-approved apps(asking for permission every time). That's all thrown out of the window now?

djrogers 9y ago
This is not FaceID data, nor is it a replacement for it - the data available to apps is less granular than that used by FaceID, and is designed to give app developers the ability to create things like Animoji or any other creative uses of the 3D sensor data. >I remember Steve talking on stage about how Apple would always make the operating system retain control of sensitive sensors and only give the result to user-approved apps(asking for permission every time). That's all thrown out of the window now? Why would you think that? Apps do request permission for this, and it can be revoked.