Just did a quick read of some articles, and of course they’re not saying what
the alternatives are, like how you could always use a passcode or not have a
lock on your phone, also no indication of how a really visual technologywill
work for us. My favourite line in one of the articles was, keep your snazzy new
iPhone away from your evil twin.
Ian
On Sep 12, 2017, at 12:32 PM, Cheryl Homiak <cah4110@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
maybe nobody on here knows the answer to this yet. If the iPhone 10 uses face
ID but only works if your eyes aren't closed and you are looking at it, will
quite a few of us who are totally blind still be able to use it?
--
Cheryl
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