Face ID is safe to use on Apple mobile devices you use for work, as it helps reduce the potential that a device might be accessed by anyone other than the authorized user or owner.

How to set up Face ID. Once you get your hands on an iPhone with no Home button, here’s how to set up Face ID (if you skipped it during the initial setup for whatever reason): On your iPhone, go ...

When it launched Face ID in September 2017, Apple turned your close-up into the key that unlocks your iPhone.Since then, Apple has continued to expand the number and type of devices with Face ID ...

Face ID Diagnostics automatically ends after 90 days if you don’t review image and approve any images. It can also be disabled manually. It’s cold (or hot), ...

Before Face ID, the gold standard was Touch ID. When reports began picking up steam this year that Apple would release an iPhone without Touch ID – the Home button-based authentication method ...

For many people, Face ID has been frustrating to use for the past two years because it doesn't work with a face mask, but that's changing in iOS 15.4, an update that's currently available to ...

While Face ID should work in most instances, it may have trouble recognizing you if you frequently change your glasses, grow facial hair, or if there’s any drastic shift in appearance.

The Face ID system needs to see a certain percentage of a user’s natural features and it knows the face mask is not a natural part of the face. And with the face mask on, Face ID can only measure the ...

Apple’s iOS 15.4 beta adds a long-awaited feature to unlock your phone with Face ID while wearing a face mask. The new feature works incredibly well, though it’ll still fail sometimes. But it ...

Face ID may not work in certain conditions like wearing a ski mask to cover your face in the cold, but again, it's no different than Touch ID, where gloves make it unusable.

If you’re using a newer iPhone model (one with Face ID) and have installed the iOS 14.5 beta software, and you’re wearing an Apple Watch with watchOS 7.4, raising the locked phone to your face ...