Face ID is the name of Apple's biometric facial geometry sensor. It uses an infrared flood illuminator to light up your face, a laser dot projector to establish reference points, an infrared camera to capture mesh data, and a neural network to determine whether or not there's a match.
Here are the ins and outs of using Face ID for everything from unlocking your iPhone or iPad Pro to auto-filling passwords in Safari.
Face ID is supported on iPhone and iPad Pro and lets you unlock your device, pay for products, and auto-fill passwords. We have your guide to setting it up and using it right here.
The 2018 and 2020 iPad Pro tablets feature facial scanning biometric security. Once you've set it up, you can unlock your iPad Pro just by looking at it (and swiping up on the screen).
Face ID uses machine learning to familiarize itself with your various facial changes. You can even train it to recognize your scrunched up face!
Face ID is Apple's facial biometric identity sensor for iPhone and iPad. Here's everything you need to know!
Temporarily disabling Face ID to require a password to unlock your iPhone or iPad is simple. Here's how you do it.
You can allow two completely different faces to unlock your Face ID supported iPhone or iPad. Here's how to set it up.
Can you still use Face ID if you're wearing sunglasses? You bet, but you may have to tweak some settings.
How do you set up and customize Face ID so you can unlock your iPhone with a look? Like this!
Apple launched Face ID for the iPhone in 2017. Google just launched Face Unlock for the Pixel this month. So, what's the difference and does it matter?
Although Face ID is Apple's flagship technology, Touch ID still has a role to play. Could the two coexist in the same device in the future?
How do you pay with Apple Pay in stores and on your iPhone XS or XR? With the Side button and Face ID!
Google is making it's own version of Face ID for the Pixel 4 — why, how, and what does it mean?
Touch ID is gone as a single point of active authentication... but not as part of a multi-point passive authentication system.
Edge-to-curved-edge Liquid Retina display in 12.9- or 11-inches, Face ID and True Depth Camera, A12X Bionic notebook-crushing processor, new Apple Pencil, and new Smart Keyboard Folio — this is the new iPad Pro.