> Face ID is simple: you show up. That's all. I'm drinking my coffee skimming through morning news. I get distracted, phone locks up. Now, on Moto Z I need to

> Face ID is simple: you show up. That's all. I'm drinking my coffee skimming through morning news. I get distracted, phone locks up. Now, on Moto Z I need to just touch it and it works again. On iPhone, no, it won't unlock at all while it is lying on the table. On learning curve: you exaggerate the hugeness of the learning curve. When I upgraded my Moto Z play for Moto Z4, I learned... Well, maybe in 30 seconds during device calibration. Now, I've had some experience with side button fingerprint sensor on Moto Z3, and it was the reason I decided to skip upgrade that year. You see, the phone always moves when you try to unlock it, unless it is secured somehow to stay in place (by your other hand or by assuming some pose where it doesn't move) (Can't say anything about Samsung, I'm boycotting this manufacturer since 2010)