PongRareRare
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Total darkness should work. It worked for mine. I only got angle issue
A little fun thing i noticed: in a near-complete dark setting, you can sorta see the IR sensor turning red. It’s very subtle but after the phone unlocks, it goes back to normal.
My frustration is when FaceID fails at initial scan on lock screen, the message previews don’t come out. How?
How to trigger another scan without going into homescreen
A point which many Face ID bashers conveniently forget to mention.![]()
- press the power button once, tap the screen to on the screen
- press the power button once, and press again to on the screen
I think we may not experience it a lot here in Singapore - but many people in colder climate now in winter would appreciate FaceID a lot over TouchID when they are wearing Capacitive gloves.
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My frustration is when FaceID fails at initial scan on lock screen, the message previews don’t come out. How?
How to trigger another scan without going into homescreen
just swipe up halfway n down. it will rescan again.
Oh! Doing this works, the messages come out but for WhatsApp, force touching on lock screen to quick reply sometimes doesn’t bring up the keyboard... argh
Face ID is superior than Touch ID in many cases, except Apple Pay (and Mobile ABT Transit link)
Using Touch ID, I simply put my finger on the home button and bring the phone to the terminal. It will automatically launch Wallet app and authenticated the payment.
Using Face ID, I heard we need to double click power button, authenticate it, before bring it to the terminal. If true like this, then it sucks. I wish they can implement in-display fingerprint sensor for scenario such as this.
After using iPhone Xs for half a day, I can safely say that FaceID has improved a LOT. It's faster now, and also seem to work when the phone is closer to the face, compared to iphone X.
This is how FaceID should have been when launched.