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Repeating myself here but for me FaceID actually does feel like an improvement, despite my many doubts about it in the beginning. Yes there are some occasions
by DangerousPie 7y ago
Repeating myself here but for me FaceID actually does feel like an improvement, despite my many doubts about it in the beginning.
Yes there are some occasions where it doesn't work well (when you're trying to unlock the phone without looking at it properly) but there are also many occasions where it works much better. Most of the time my phone now unlocks so smoothly that I don't even realise it was locked. I just take it out of my pocket, swipe up and I'm on my home screen.
Agreed on reachability though, that has never worked well for me either. I just avoid using it now.
- jakear 7y agoIf there were a quick way to switch over to pin input, and furthermore the pin input would constantly be looking for your face rather than needing to switch out of pin mode to try for faceid, it might be okay. Two situations make faceid unusable: 1. I’m in bed and bedding materials occlude my face. 2. I’m using my hair to purposefully occlude my face in areas with public surveillance In both of these situations touching the home button would be much easier.
- ryan93 7y agoDo you actually cover your face when around public cameras.
- jakear 7y agoWhen I’m feeling particularly pessimistic yes. More as a statement than real protection though. Gait analysis has all screwed anyways, but there is value in requiring more expensive systems to be tracked. Delay the inevitable. See https://cvdazzle.com/ https://cvdazzle.com/