> bed also means low light, and current FaceID doesn't like thatat all The Face ID sensor is basically a tiny Kinect (infrared dot grid), so low light shouldn'

> bed also means low light, and current FaceID doesn't like thatat all The Face ID sensor is basically a tiny Kinect (infrared dot grid), so low light shouldn't be a problem. I have the most trouble with it in the morning when I first wake up, usually squinting at the light.