Wipe down your iPhone's front camera To make sure your iPhone has a clear view of your face when using Face ID, try wiping down the front camera.

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Beyond a photo, the iPhone X’s front sensors scan 30,000 points to make a 3D model of your face. That’s how the iPhone X unlocks and makes animations that might have once required a Hollywood ...

In a tweet today, Kuo reiterates his previous prediction that under-display Face ID will come to the iPhone range in 2024, coinciding with the launch of the iPhone 16 handsets.

The evolution of Face ID will see it finally move under the display with the iPhone 18, with new rumor claiming all front cameras will be under-display by 2027.

One of the hallmark features of Apple’s cutting-edge iPhone X smartphone – Face ID – replaces Touch ID for unlocking the device and for mobile payment authentication. Here's what it does and ...

The iPhone X’s full-screen display may be the first thing you notice about the new device, but Apple’s upgraded front-facing camera deserves your attention, too. Maybe even more so. Apple is ...

To find the new iPhone X face filters, launch Snapchat and select the front camera. Long-press on the center of the screen to bring up the lenses and filters view.

Apple is still on track to switch to under-display Face ID technology next year that will provide more usable display area on iPhone 16 Pro models, ...

James Martin/CNET To make sure your iPhone has a clear view of your face when using Face ID, try wiping down the front camera.