Apple has entered the era of Face ID face unlocking since the iPhone X. In fact, in the past, it has not encountered many problems in switching from Touch ID fingerprint recognition. However, in 2020, when humans all over the world have to prepare for epidemic prevention, although some people have discovered a way to unlock Face ID while wearing a mask, most people will still have to face… Oh no, it should be said that Face ID has become a situation where you often have to face people wearing masks, but you always have to wait for a while before you know how to “give up” entering the password. Now, Apple has also begun to solve such user experience problems in the beta version of iOS. Continue reading Does it take time to unlock with Face ID while wearing a mask? iOS 13.5 Beta has slightly “mitigated” this situation, reports the text.
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Does it take time to unlock with Face ID while wearing a mask? iOS 13.5 Beta “eases” this situation slightly
Although there are many tutorials on the Internet for Face ID unlocking while wearing a mask. However, for such a method that covers half of the face and can be unlocked, I am still a little worried about whether the safety level is sufficient. But if you don’t do this, it will be a waste of time that you have to wait for Face ID to turn on for a long time before “giving up” every time you wear a mask to unlock, which is indeed a bit frustrating. Fortunately, in the latest iOS 13.5 beta update, Apple has also considered the experience of using masks and made improvements, greatly shortening the system interpretation time when wearing a mask, and instantly entering the password input page.
Although this update may be different from the function that many people expect to be able to set a face and unlock it while wearing a mask, this update actually feels like a thoughtful experience improvement for the editor, who has failed to set up Face ID while wearing a mask. After all, the awkward “face recognition” time can be shortened, which allows me to enter the password (QQ) as soon as possible while avoiding the eyes of the crowd.
Another feature that I believe everyone who needs to video chat frequently due to the epidemic will be very grateful is that this beta version also adds the iOS / iPadOS setting to manually turn off FaceTime’s automatic focus on faces – this option will be found in the FaceTime settings. In addition, this beta update will also be carried out at the same time Apple and Google collaborate on COVID-19 contact tracing notification feature. Overall, this iOS 13.5 beta update, which has a small download size, feels like most of the features are new features for the epidemic? I have to say that Apple’s adjustments to the experience are really quite proactive.
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