Whileconcepts already imagine what the iPhone 12S could look like, more serious sources are counting this time on its technical improvements. Today it is the well-knownWall Street Journal, not stingy on the subject and considered quite reliable in this regard. In fact, the media claims thatTouch IDis indeed back.
Not surprising, of course, because we can already enjoy it on the second generation iPhone SE (technical sheet). No, what changes here is rather the place of the sensor itself since it would be installed directlyunder the screen. Enough to continue to offer thinner borders,even with a still prominent notch higher up.
The tests would have started
In its article, the Wall Street Journal assures that two Apple employees confirmed the existence of such a system on their premises. It would thus be put to the test internally, in the greatest possible way.discretionsas is tradition at Cupertino.
However, it is impossible to know more for the moment, but there is no doubt that the solution could be emulated among iPhone users. Indeed, since wearing a mask is compulsory in many countries outside the home, and particularly in public places, in order to fight the coronavirus pandemic, Face ID has lost much of its interest. It is in fact not designed to work with a half-masked face.
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