Re:iPhone X
by empath75 on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @02:57PM
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actually, the phone had been rebooted, so he needed to unlock with a pin to activate it.
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Actually, the message ("Your passcode is required to enable Face ID") was identical to the message when too many failed Touch ID attempts are made, not when a phone is rebooted ("Touch ID requires your passcode when iPhone restarts").
Re:iPhone X
by aecorredor on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @03:00PM
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Still, at least I didn't notice, and probably the average user didn't either, which makes it just look as a major blooper. I loved the phone though.
at least he knew the password and wasn't relying on the face recog to get into the phone, that could have been rough
Re:iPhone X
by wlesieutre on Tuesday September 12, 2017 @06:07PM
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IIRC he didn't use the passcode, they switched over to a backup phone.
For presentations like these you always have multiple devices standing by, ready to flip over to at a moment's notice.
I'm pretty sure the backup phone had an imitation of Face ID unlocking.