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An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
They fixed this a few versions ago. Now if it sees a mask, it shows the passcode input immediately.
iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
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Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#32In regard to unlock w/Apple Watch: - This is an issue of Apple's own artificial creation. - This doesn't even solve the issue. So this all started because Face Unlock didn't work with masks, that's not Apple's fault. But what is entirely Apple's fault is that they break an option which resolves this only when Face Unlock is enabled: "Require Passcode." When you disable Face Unlock you can set Require Passcode to e.g.…
An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#33Earlier quoted context omitted.
An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
They fixed this a few versions ago. Now if it sees a mask, it shows the passcode input immediately.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#34macOS/tvOS/watchOS are also updated with analogous features.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
they actually do this, but it doesn’t look like a button. the “face id” text that is shown when it tries to recognize your face is clickable and it brings the password form. awesome ux...
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#36Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#37In regard to unlock w/Apple Watch: - This is an issue of Apple's own artificial creation. - This doesn't even solve the issue. So this all started because Face Unlock didn't work with masks, that's not Apple's fault. But what is entirely Apple's fault is that they break an option which resolves this only when Face Unlock is enabled: "Require Passcode." When you disable Face Unlock you can set Require Passcode to e.g.…
An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
Personally, I'm getting the passcode prompt in less than 1 second.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#38In regard to unlock w/Apple Watch: - This is an issue of Apple's own artificial creation. - This doesn't even solve the issue. So this all started because Face Unlock didn't work with masks, that's not Apple's fault. But what is entirely Apple's fault is that they break an option which resolves this only when Face Unlock is enabled: "Require Passcode." When you disable Face Unlock you can set Require Passcode to e.g.…
An even better solution would be to just show the "unlock with passcode" button at all times, and not just after Face ID has spent 15 seconds not recognising you because you have a mask on.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#39Happy about being able to unlock the phone with my watch. Arrived after a year of mask wearing, but better late than never. Impossible to say right now when we'll put our masks away, if ever.
Re: iOS 14.5 delivers Unlock iPhone with Apple Watch, new privacy controls, and more
#40Feels a bit of a Rube-Goldberg workaround when TouchID exists. Love my TouchID to the point I'm dreading when Apple makes no more TouchID phones
Apple's insistence on only having face ID when competitors have fantastic and very fast in-screen fingerprint readers is just idiotic. I was kind of onboard when they first introduced FaceID, the argument that they don't want the sensor on the back and there is no room on the front was fair enough, but right now the technology has caught up. It's crazy that you can unlock a Samsung with your face OR an in-screen fing…