Face ID vs Touch ID - Why Face ID comes out on top!

AppleInsider compares Apple's new Face ID biometric security system on iPhone X against its fingerprint-based Touch ID predecessor. Is Face ID more secure? Easier to use? Both? Watch to find out.

[@stephen.]

I just wish they had both TouchID and FaceID on the iPhone X, so that people who are hesitant can still have TouchID but be able to still try/test out FaceID.

[@Rob165x]

I think part of the reason they did it is because you might also need your eyes to unlock it, if you're sleeping or lets say dead, the fingerprint scanner is still a vulnerability.

[@stephen.]

R Camacho Yes, but not everyone wants to use face unlocked only nor trust it.

[@ilyachap]

Stephen Apple never gives multiple choices. They want you to use Face ID and move on from Touch ID.

[@agoogleuser2605]

Ilya Chap Passcode? Alphanumeric password? All on iPhone 6 and later. Maybe even 5 and later.

[@comment6864]

Exactly! If they cared about their customers, that's what they would do. But it was probably less profitable

[@Nayelianne]

Someone tried to force me to unlock my phone with touch ID once, I can guarantee it was a bigger struggle for them to find the right finger/angle and still keep hold of both my hand and my phone than merely trying to trick me to look at the phone for a brief moment.

[@adriandotexe]

Face ID is literally less secure than Touch ID. The problem is that the phone can be unlocked without its owner physically touching it. Someone can take your phone while you aren't looking, point it at your face to unlock it, and run away. That simply isn't possible with Touch ID. I just don't understand how or why they claim that Face ID is "more secure" than Touch ID.

[@chrismundiath4348]

It’s not. No two fingerprints are the same , on anyone - EVER. Even if you’re a twin, fingerprints are unique to everyone. It’s the pinnacle key to catching a criminal, so for Apple to say Face ID is more secure is based on their own idea of security; but it just comes down to marketing at the end of the day. Personally, I find Face ID annoying as hell. Sometimes it lags to capture my face, or doesn’t work. Touch ID has always been very consistent, which is why I’m considering getting the new SE3 as a backup phone.

[@adriandotexe]

@@chrismundiath4348 Exactly. A fingerprint is biologically more unique than a facial structure. It's baffling that anyone could believe otherwise.

[@slimerewoods5766]

Face ID is quite literally 20 times more secure than Touch ID. 1 in 50,000 failure rate compared to the 1 in 1,000,000 failure rate in Face ID lol

[@adriandotexe]

@@slimerewoods5766 I don't know where you're getting those numbers from, but failure rate has NOTHING to do with security. It's just a reliability figure. Touch ID over Face ID any day.

[@StarChaser1879]

Do any of you idiots here know that they require you to look at the phone for it to unlock

[@Tigerex966]

think having both and a choice would be better, and for serious security requiring both in sequence would be the best!

[@DenisTheMennnace]

The problem with face id is that you have to hold it relatively close to your face, or bring your face to the sensors when the phone is on the table for example. Touch id is easier in that sense

[@bobsmith9603]

Denis Epshteyn not that hard tho. And you don’t have to bring it up to your face, simply look at it

[@hjinlareal]

bob smith , not that hard but if we are speaking of convenience, then yeah it is kind of inconvenient that I have to “glance” at my phone to unlock it.

[@kefkapalazzo1]

Not at all. However, you do need to be close so your face unlocks the phone

[@Ignas3runner]

hjinlareal why would you unlock your phone and not watch at it?

[@jakeeatsbabies]

It’s very annoying if you have to move your head every time to unlock your phone. It’s a horrible invention. Lack of executions

[@LeoInterHyenaem]

Much as I like the tactile feedback that the TouchID haptics render, exposure to water will in many cases cause for the haptics to stop working (since the s-called water-repellency is only efficient to a degree). Additionally, the TouchID's current implementation does require a bazel, effectively limiting the screen real estate or necessitating a bigger overall phone surface. Last but not least, FaceID may help keep the phone relatively clean; after shaking hands, touching things others have touched, while working out in a gym, TouchID-unlock of the device will soil it. Depending on whether your other hand is clean or not, you can unlock the phone without soiling it (or soiling it as much): for Me, that is important. I think, a slight vibration confirming the unlock (though FaceID) would make a lot of sense , given it doesn't gobble up the charge.

[@mylestubedayz5613]

I still use the old way of unlocking my phone with a pin code it seems to do the job ok

[@MrVitamincpp]

Most of my sunglasses work perfectly with the X, save for Persol Steve McQueen. I am very happy with Face ID and would never go back to fingerprint. Gestures are also so much better then button interface. Now when I hold different phone it feels so old and inconvenient :)

[@JacobWolfman]

People unlocking their phones with fake fingerprints was never a concern. The real concern people have is being able to access their phone without having to hold it at a perfect angle. FaceID needs work. Maybe in 2-3 years.

[@orpheustyx]

Yup and now it's happening in iPhone 11

[@mohamedayman1809]

I have the IPhone 13 pro now face Id works from the weirdest angles.

[@figjoy]

Why not both? Of course cost is a consideration, but if we really want the ultimate functionality with the current technology, TouchID embedded in the screen and FaceID working in tandem would provide not only the best of both worlds in terms of convenience, but also potentially even higher security. New technology might include retina scans with FaceID for similar convenience and security however.

[@chuanfeng9492]

The problem of Face ID is that you have to hold your phone so seriously upon your face at limited angle, while with Touch ID, you could start unlocking your phone while your hand is in your pocket. Face ID is full of tech, secure, fast but not convenient.

[@farishanafiah8461]

I beg to differ, Touch ID still way more secure than Face ID.

[@katlyndobransky2419]

I agree

[@rituraj6078]

Can u help me for setting my Face ID ..actually the notification came for allow or don’t allow for face if by mistake I pressed on don’t allow now it’s gone.. now I have to put my passcode every time..

[@weightycarlos]

So, how is fingerprint less secure than face recognition?

[@farishanafiah8461]

It should be the other way around. Facial recognition, especially on Android, is a mess - you can even unlock using another phone and a printed picture ffs!

[@louisjr7007]

Face unlock on most of android phone is crap. Face ID is using 3D mapping with infrared dots.

[@starfira1026]

How does it work for passwords? Do you have to use Face ID in order to log in on a site or app?

[@Mandeepsinghmakker]

Yes

[@kirthgersen8774]

What about if the user is asleep or unconscious? Face ID seems very insecure in that instance.

[@victorivanov6603]

Having used both Touch ID and Face ID, I can see pros and cons of both. Touch ID: Pros: -More secure Cons: -The home button/my finger can get pretty dirty or sweaty, so I have to clean it sometimes. -It takes up screen space (though Android phones have it on the power button, on the back or under the screen, so I don’t see why Apple can’t do it too) Face ID: Pros: -More convenient (for me personally) -Doesn’t take up that much space Cons: -Less secure -Requires a notch, which some people don’t like (although for me it’s a nice design choice and I don’t really mind it) Ultimately, I think Face ID is better, but Touch ID is also not bad.

[@paulcridland5230]

Love Face ID I could never get on with the touch I often get cut thumbs or a burn on it and it wouldn’t work

[@LazsalzariRomnzevroskki]

Face id has more secure features... Yes, BUT touch Id has the right amount and the most secured detection technology to be extra secure, the perfect balance between passcode and decoder... so far. Ask any engineer, so Apple makes FaceId just cool, that's it.

[@alana1119]

Yes I like the Touch ID… Just feels better on so many levels

[@dh_09]

i know this is from 3 years ago but i have a phone called the iphone se which has touch id, i really recommend this phone. On the other hand i do think face id is cooler and more efficient.

[@floringhisa48]

AppleInsider try to convince me that a feature from apple is better. Very objective

[@dzxy314]

Touch ID is much faster than Face ID

[@kefkapalazzo1]

Yeah but Face ID seems so smooth to me

[@coinscollectables9688]

Put a drop of water on your finger and see how amazing it is

[@CoolJoshido212]

Galaxy YT he was being sarcastic

[@ynsmalik5431]

Coins & Collectables 😂😂😂

[@SantanaWorld650]

@Photo Art move on already 💀

[@melaniessymposiumofadnauseum]

I just read this article but it had a diff title. .........now you're reading it to me.

[@TS-bh7hn]

I’m always accepting iPhone X donations 😊. *Always*

[@ahumanbeing8240]

T S no one is gonna donate u a 1000 dollar phone

[@Zyphos.]

T S 🤣🤣🤣

[@mikebather6688]

A human being I got one for 200 easy

[@FireDude-py6qn]

Get a fucking job bum 🤣🤣

[@kytech4854]

I think that both of them are great, but you should try both of them and see which is better for you!!

[@phoneminthant3211]

When pattern lock come out you should make another vid

[@KingTechHD]

11 yrs ago I used face unlock on Android & was traumatized when my mom’s new boyfriend unlocked it 😂 never used it again til I got an iPhone this month. Tech has came a long way

[@blancadavis5309]

I️ like face I’d better than Touch ID... I️ have an iPad Pro & it’s very frustrating that Touch ID keeps failing .

[@TheTechPerson]

Blanca Davis Please update to the latest iOS 11 because you have the I autocorrect bug.

[@bonk841]

Lmao, update your ios mister

[@blancadavis5309]

I️ know .. I️ will be updating but the Touch ID failing it’s been goin on for a very long time...

[@user-yv7ph2vb6x]

not once touch id failed in 3 years. what the h* are you talking about?

[@Rob165x]

That's saying you never pressed it while your fingers were wet or dirty. If your argument is that you know what causes TouchID to fail then you have to make the same considerations with FaceID, and that is; that if you're too much at an angle or something is in the way of your face, it might fail.

[@FBI-mi3tr]

When i saw the tittle i was like wtf, but than i saw the name

[@migo-migo9503]

How about now in the age of covid? 😬😷

[@Abd-ku3fo]

Add another face id😌

[@mattymobbs5125]

OK what if your girl gets your phone when your asleep haha

[@subangkitz]

Face ID is cool

[@Tigerex966]

i think having both and a choice would be better, and for serious security requiring both in sequence would be the best!

[@xtiantab]

Arif Subangkit yeah if you are a 10 yr old

[@ilyasyakubov]

serious security requiring only strong password on your lockscreen, lol Face ID and Touch ID are just everyday security

[@ididanoopsie9321]

Been using Face ID for a few months, I love it!

[@Pete133]

Ummm yeah I had face unlock on my android phone about 5 years ago, and I now I have an iphone with touch ID... face unlock worked perfectly on android but it has several problems that make fingerprint scanning more preferable in my opinion. You don't have to have the phone pointed at your face to unlock with a fingerprint scanner... that is very annoying if you're ever driving and your phone gets locked... it's also more dangerous trying to make sure your phone is looking at your face while driving. I think it's pretty dumb that the new iphones don't also have a fingerprint scanner.

[@unknownmellomemez8678]

0:53 bro got the iPhone 14

[@SadhuSadhuSadhu]

Amazing

[@chasetug2129]

I like FaceID except for the fact that you have to tilt your head if your phone is tilted (or tilt the phone). I would like if it could detect your face in any angle such as upside-down or in landscape mode

[@synergy4867]

I like face ID but I really hate the notch. It just looks terribly unsymmetrical

[@synergy4867]

yeah man

[@RATsnak3]

I don’t want my phone to open when I look at it. I’d much rather be able to look at my phone without unlocking it.

[@ymgethan3319]

godsavegrunge if you don’t turn it on that won’t happen. I have the 11 coming from a iPhone SE

[@RATsnak3]

Ethan Tanner I don’t want to type a password or punch in a pin. Touch ID is just better.

[@loosh.6450]

Love this channel

[@norris2356]

Nice video

[@minoanlight4545]

Touch ID used to fail a lot for me, forcing me to type password after failing few times. On other hand, Face ID works perfectly.

[@JGCoolfella]

From practical point, there are times when your face may be covered and face I'd can't work, but you'll always be able to use fingerprint

[@jessbaird9260]

Josh G You can’t use fingerprint if you’re wearing gloves, your hands are wet, or your hands are dirty. It’s pretty equal.

[@MicklowFilms]

@@jessbaird9260 Apple should give us the option at least. Why not have both? I miss having that button especially during these times of COVID when we have to wear masks. There’s times when Face ID doesn’t work either.

[@DawsonsMemes]

Touch ID is better as it is hard to fake a fingerprint

[@mattymobbs5125]

Is this on all the new iPhone please like the xr

[@auroravibemusic]

Yup

[@lildeezn]

I like being able to reach from my bed and unlock my phone without having to lift it and hold it to my face

[@vedakumar8]

Face Id is cool.And I had it

[@ReevansElectro]

You can count on Android users and people who don't have iPhone X to put it down no matter what but those who have enough money to buy one and actually use it love it.

[@walex19]

it's what fandroids do best.

[@redfire316]

Yea they liking that new 1+5t due to it open fast and they ok with the lack of security but mad iPhone X slower and trying so hard to fool it or mad there twin can open it (they don’t have one) 🤣🤣😂🤣😅🤣🤣

[@IshatterI]

Robert Evans Enough money to buy one. So you mean an extra ten bucks a month since the majority of people finance. Anyone who buys high end Android phones or iPhones can easily get one. It should be about options. They should have the face ID and the touch ID.

[@redfire316]

IshatterI you have a choice 8 or X

[@DominiqueOlaniyi]

"Android users" bit of a generic statement. Firstly, I'm sure a lot of people could afford to get this phone, £10 a month more isn't much therefore rendering your statement alongside many other "you can't afford it" invalid. Secondly, you bought the phone as a status symbol and I guarantee you know nothing of the internals.

[@lorddarkknight8374]

2:27 Nick Fury can use Face ID

[@blackbird4062]

Imagine not opening your phone before taking it out of your pocket

[@bubbles80882]

1:04 literally says sunglasses can block attention detection. Also, I have unlocked friends phones countless times by pointing it at their face. Much less secure than a fingerprint scanner which requires the owner to actually be holding their phone.

[@TheLostOne172]

Still less secure than a 6 digit code.

[@aninditabasak7694]

Same can be said about Touch ID. Passcodes are always more secure than biometrics.

[@bellayang6674]

Wait... so I might accidentally unlock my phone, during the times that I just want to check the time on my phone?

[@farishanafiah8461]

That's Face ID for you. Makes you wonder why most people still prefer Touch ID.

[@kaloyenriquez4583]

Yeah but if you want that not to happen, you can turn off the "require attention for Face ID" so you will need to swipe up the screen first before the Face ID unlock kicks in

[@Theloss52]

If you’re seriously worried about being forcibly restrained gaining access to your phone, what’s to stop someone like that from torturing you to unlock the thing any way you have it… personally I don’t want to look at my phone, or even hold it to unlock. I want it to open to my touch.

[@blqqx2476]

Not all sunglasses allow Face ID to unlock... Face ID uses a infrared camera to unlock your phone. Some sunglasses actually block infrared light from the sun, so Face ID would not work with those sunglasses. 'Those people clearly do not know how Face ID works.'

[@NicholasDamienTunnell]

Listen...at the end of the day, physics is physics. If I can unlock my phone before I even pull it out of my POCKET, then no, it doesn’t matter how great the Face ID cameras and sensors get, it doesn’t matter how wide angled they get, Face ID will NEVER match the speed of Touch ID...like ever.

[@luongmaihunggia]

Security > speed

[@jessbaird9260]

redstone craft guy Exactly! Speed difference isn’t different at all, and even if it were, it wouldn’t matter. It’s all about security!! Face ID is superior.

[@louisjr7007]

Security

[@jew_world_order]

I have never used any lock on a cell phone, so I don’t care if someone wants to trick it.

[@wkrapek]

I can’t wait to get rid of Touch ID. That damn thing often doesn’t work with me. Much more in the past than lately. But it’s still been a problem.

[@Nicholas.T]

William, fast forward to the present in 2021 and in Covid times, I bet you wish you did have Touch ID !! I need to replace a faulty iPhone 6s, and am seriously thinking of getting the 2021SE purely because it has Touch ID. Has always worked well for me.

[@chrisredfield8548]

Face ID is easier to unlock by someone sleeping than Touch ID. Well, because, you're not GRABBING THEIR FINGER(S)!

[@bobsmith9603]

Chris Redfield You can’t unlock Face ID with a person sleeping. You can however just bring up the Touch ID sensor to the finger and unlock.

[@itsallaboutalli5633]

I think people’s issues with the new iPhones(7-Xr) is that Apple doesn’t try to do what their consumers want at all, and because of this, many people end up reluctant to buy their new products. For example, replacing the headphone jack on the seven with another speaker, a lot of people were upset but most eventually got over it even though it has its drawbacks, along with this is the glass back on their phones now which has its pros and cons. People want options or they want what they wanted in their phone, yes there is the 8 and 8 plus for those who don’t want to give up Touch ID, but they should’ve made the Xr with Touch ID or something, and so the normal X and Xs(max also) could’ve had Face ID.

[@davnik964]

Introducing “face Touch ID” all you gotta do is touch your face while looking at the phone while using your other hand to swipe up

[@joanikteixeira2098]

Kkkkk

[@rokit0402]

I prefer touch id

[@zn10999]

We have to keep it real .. Neither Face Id nor iris scanner are working simply and fast as FPS .. Actually FPS still more functional.

[@zn10999]

And apple shouldn't push the iPhone x with only face id .. Thats my opinion

[@JimmyGunawanX]

Pro Apple users understand and learn Touch and Face ID.

[@stillborntube]

LMAO , what is pro apple user? Does that make you pro apple user when your parents get you iphone?

[@pugtortuga3406]

Jimmy Gunawan Mindless sheep go baa baaa. Face ID

[@TrendingPendingVideos]

so how does this work on chineese people? there eyes are always closed as people say

[@michel8847]

im Chinese you racist

[@TrendingPendingVideos]

well i dont see how cuz u know.. there eyes arent really literally closed otherwise they wou,dnt see so u know its kinda fake lol

[@jac9191]

Wolf Reviewing 🖕🏻🖕🏻🖕🏻🤣🤣🤣

[@AlexxPaulSherman]

Face ID is great ! It’s super secure and it’s super responsive! Yes Touch ID is faster but only but a split second. You gotta be pretty impatient not to wait 1/2 a second. I love it

[@nylotical]

Nowadays it’s faster

[@dennistetrault9832]

It’s not security that bothers me....you need to pickup your phone look at it then swipe up. It’s just not convenient.

[@daddyscrapes]

Dennis Tetrault you to do Touch ID then press the home button to open so.....

[@petchlnwzaaa]

If it’s take you to home screen after FaceID is authentications people will complain about how fast it is and they can’t read their notifications on lock screen like when 6s first came out.

[@figjoy]

@kk0 Yes, this is basically my only complaint as well... That and time to fail to enter by passcode is awkward.

[@Rob165x]

I wish Apple just gave you the option to skip the lock screen, but I can understand why they prefer their method. Notifications are still either on the lock or pull down menu and it's just something that should always be quickly accessible. Not seeing them off the bat when your phone is picked up isn't the right experience.

[@ChrisMorrisOrg]

To be honest, I’m glad you have to look at your phone, I’d hate to accidentally unlock it without some deliberate action. Moreover, my iPhone X unlocks when sitting on a desk. The first week I had it, it was a bit hit and miss, but I’ve found this week that it has been seemingly learning the angle at which I sit and unlocks almost all the time while I’m just glancing, without moving my head directly over the phone.

[@ilyachap]

Apple should just allow users to disable swipe on the lock screen and make Face ID a little bit more secure.

[@bobsmith9603]

Ilya Chap It’s already secure..

[@richardclark6113]

Face ID for the win. It’s just as good for unlocking the device. It’s more secure. Face ID works brilliantly for password where now it becomes a breeze.

[@ilyachap]

2WIREG yeah, because every iPhone X user has an identical twin.

[@agoogleuser2605]

Ilya Chap Asian people

[@eerav_sam]

Ilya Chap no but the statement he made ...he said it is more secure which is clearly not true

[@rakeshpopat8188]

1000 times better and secure than any android phone.

[@chrisredfield8548]

You forgot about wearing a costume mask. How about that??

[@ryanmelville638]

I have sweaty palms and I always have problems unlocking my iPhone 7 I sold that I got the the iPhone X and now I unlock my phone every single time, I love Face ID and Apple Inside for they amazing videos 🤯

[@luggage12345]

It works when it works but when I have my phone is in the desk or when I'm in bed in an awkward position I have to position my face properly or have to lift the phone to scan my face. With Touch ID I literally just lightly touch the home button which is more convenient.

[@figjoy]

I agree about the difficulty of Face ID when my iPhone is on a table or desk; often I have to pick it up to get it to work. For me this is an inconvenience about 5% of the time, which is actually a lot and quite annoying. It works better now in bed as we have gotten more used to each other... 😉 So, for about 95% of the time it works great for me.

[@goncalogoulart]

I found out that, in bed, the big problem is that we are too close to the phone. At first I thought it was just the awkward position, but distance was the problem for me. Now it always unlocks.

[@christophercrawford2736]

luggage12345 95% of the time I’m using my phone holding it in my hand so I’ve gotten used to that drawback. I do miss Touch ID when I first wake up though.

[@Filithecoolguy]

I am a light sleeper so with touch id i would never be u 🔒

[@mlfez]

So touch ID doesn't work when you have an evil twin or the mother son case but face ID do, so I would say touch ID still better.

[@AppleInsider]

But Touch ID doesn’t work when your hands are wet, or you’re wearing gloves

[@mb77mb66]

It is easier to pay with TouchID

[@owl77]

The future, DNA ID.😅

[@kilajuy]

If this video came out in COVID times...........

[@kimytj5777]

Face ID stop me from using iphone x or xs. I prefer touch id. more fast and easy. i can unlock my phone at any angles. when wearing helmet, went my pillow block my face. i can unlock it without a problem.

[@noah-j00]

I hate facd ID on my iphone 11 pro . It’s just not as fast and reliable as Touch ID.

[@reviews.de.aparelhos]

FAce ID is HORRIBLE . It only and ONLY works in a freaking SPECIFIC angle . 1 milimiter off ( higher , lower , to the left , right , too close , too far away etc.. ) and it doesn't work and then you have to TYPE your password , NOW THAT is really horrible . Touch id would fail RARELY and only when fingers were wet / sweat . Face id fails 15 times a day and touch ID would fail ONCE every 3 days . Can't compare . IT is also FASTER to unlock it . I have been using iphone x for 6 months now and it still the same CRAP . I am seriously considering going back to iphone 8 plus and staying there untill apple FIX this somehow . And no i won't change to another device , i have all the apple ecosystem and i just prefer apple OS then android.

[@payambayram]

With my Ray ban doesn't work

[@xboxone976]

I hav iPhone 6s plus this time Touch ID

[@iimitchannel9673]

Twin can trick face id but not for touch id

[@Loophole23742]

Nah! I prefer touch id. I have it on my 2016 iphone SE and my 2018 Galaxy note 9. I can unlock my phone before i've even taken my phone out of my pocket. My SE is set up for touch ID for all 3 of my bank accounts, my ebay, amazon account, very and to make online purchases like on the app store or iTunes. I have a 12 mini as well but I don't even use face ID for that just a 4 digit numeric code.

[@lbch_youtube]

Something slower than the past is not the future. It’s a prototype at best.

[@bobsmith9603]

張泰銘 It’s relatively much more fluid in my opinion. It will be getting better and much more improved in the future I’m assuming.

[@lbch_youtube]

bob smith its speed is a hardware limitation. That is it is slower than Touch ID. And that can’t change.

[@bobsmith9603]

張泰銘 They could change it with updates and by upgrading the speed it scans your face.

[@lbch_youtube]

bob smith no. Whatever they do it will be slower than Touch ID. Do you understand the word hardware?

[@QcK0101]

Most of the time, touch id doesn't even work. My fingers are often sweaty, or dirty, or sensor is wet.

[@Danny-fh7qu]

Face id and iphone x

[@videosight1]

Why would you unlock your phone if you’re not gonna look at it? Face ID all the way

[@krranjit]

Touch ID is better,Face ID is not secure

[@louisjr7007]

Face unlock on most of android phone is crap. Face ID is using 3D mapping with infrared dots.

[@ramblinero9]

This guy should update his views on this video!!!!! It’d be nice to hear this “insider” say that Apple doesn’t know the meaning of REDUNDANCY when it comes to engineering their phones! Why not have both? We can have Stupid FaceID which sucks and a TouchID on the power button like the iPad Air! (Not an in screen TouchID because what happens if you break the screen in the middle of nowhere while traveling?) Also 2 ports on the bottom…c’mon Apple one for charging and one for whatever I damn well please to connect (like wired buds or headphones if my my wireless buds run out of battery!) Fix the design….oh wait…thank you Apple for fixing the design back to what an iPhone should look like….squared sided!!!!

[@microsnook3]

This is what I'm talking about!

[@norris2356]

I don’t want to do this but I am the second

[@bro_vtech7420]

u actually first

[@hopewestt]

I don’t like Touch ID wish I could get touch is somehow

[@TweakRacer]

Face ID takes way too many actions to activate. Tap screen, look at the phone, and swipe up. Way to dangerous to unlock during driving, like to turn the screen back on when using navigation. Also, does NOT work when wearing face masks or in landscape mode (like when resuming video or game). Just terrible… and terribly disappointing that the latest iPhone 13 still did not bring back Touch ID.

[@ramblinero9]

FaceID SUUUUUUUCCCCKSSS!!!!

[@Krusader-]

Touch ID > Face ID

[@spartanshred]

IvanGames101 exactly why I’m not upgrading til they put an under the display Touch ID sensor. They have the technology to do it

[@pugtortuga3406]

Face ID sucks balls. I have to take off my glasses and three of my none twin brothers can unlock my phone. It’s so lame.

[@dylanpower1438]

Pug Tortuga re do ur face with glasses

[@pugtortuga3406]

Dylan Power yeah no, as it reflects and causes issues takes forever to work. I’m actually debating on just selling my XR Max and buying a 7plus

[@leokencruz]

In terms of security , touch id is better. For convenience , face id may be better. I bought 8 plus because it is more secure given that I keep personal data on my phone and I don't want some relatives that looks like me opening my phone. I might reconsider once face id improves and becomes more secure.

[@aninditabasak7694]

No Face ID is a lot more secure than Touch ID.

[@septemberRvsh]

There future is now on iPhone 13 and is super fast the notch is 20 percentage smaller covid came shaken it a lil bit but ey apple still prefers it so am I

[@chandlersleziak6416]

Fingerprint scanners are; and always will be, better and more secure than Face ID. I mean seriously, if someone who looks almost similar to you were to get your phone, they will be able to unlock it.

[@anji962]

They tried this. Twins couldn’t even get into each other’s phones. Also, if you’re asleep or dead, someone can use your fingerprint

[@chandlersleziak6416]

@@anji962 That's not true at all. How can someone use your fingerprint if you're asleep? You would be able to feel someone touching you as soon as they tried to grab your hand to try to unlock your phone. Also, I have seen many times someone with a face that is similar to another person's face being able to unlock someone's iPhone on the first try, and even on the 2nd or 3rd try if they somehow didn't get it the first time. Face ID was one of the worst ideas Apple had ever made because faces are not unique. It's pretty easy to unlock a friend's iPhone with Face ID if your face is similar to theirs, meanwhile with Touch ID or any other fingerprint scanner you would have to actually touch a person in order to try to unlock their phone, or you would have to find a way to grab their fingerprint using tape; stealing the phone; and then unlocking the device using the taped fingerprint. It's not easy at all to try to get into a fingerprint scanner.

[@MarvinoChannel]

i dont wanna do this but im first

[@mpnistal]

Have your preferences changed? Face ID sucks 😷

[@fraudsarentfriends4717]

Grabbing your finger while sleeping would atleast wake you up.It's very clear they are taking the complaints of face I.D. and trying to spin them around on touch I.D. with these videos.

[@louisjr7007]

You can't unlock face id with closed eyes

[@fraudsarentfriends4717]

@@louisjr7007 Just opened my phone with eyes closed.

[@louisjr7007]

​@@fraudsarentfriends4717 ​ I'm talking about face ID, not face unlock. With Face ID, you can disable the "eye contact". And for your information, face id uses infrared points and not a camera like android phones, which uses 2D recognition (face unlock).

[@louisjr7007]

​@@fraudsarentfriends4717 that's why the iphone have a big notch

[@vx4982]

Face ID better than Touch ID

[@ReaIIyRichRecords]

Hackers can see you and hack you and still everything