Wow is that a textured 3D mask of the target's face complete with 2D infrared images of their eyes?! If that what it takes to fool Apple's face scan I'm seriously impressed.

> it's worth noting that fooling Face ID in this way requires a 3D printer, several hundred dollars worth of materials, physical access to a person's iPhone X, and detailed facial photographs that can be used to reconstruct a person's face. Even then, if the 3D printed mask and the design of the infrared eyes aren't perfect, Face ID will fail after five attempts.

I'll let you Google yourself. Other stories include family members unlocking the phones using their face as well. Neither is infallible.