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The iPhone 11 has the second generation FaceID sensors which is much faster and has lower error rates (to the point that it's not very noticeable anymore). Also
by jakebellacera 7y ago
The iPhone 11 has the second generation FaceID sensors which is much faster and has lower error rates (to the point that it's not very noticeable anymore). Also, while you do "lose" the TouchID sensor, all FaceID-equipped iPhones have tap to wake and raise to wake functionality which is much more useful than being able to unlock my phone in my pocket, IMO.
- chooseaname 7y ago> ... than being able to unlock my phone in my pocket... I see what you did there. But that's not what OP said.
- kennywinker 7y agoRaise to wake is available on older non-FaceID phones. I think this feature was enabled by the M7 motion coprocessor chip https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_motion_coprocessors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_motion_coprocessors which first showed up in the iPhone 6.
- jakebellacera 7y agoVery cool, I did not know that.