Apple’s Face ID feature allows the device to be unlocked through facial scanning, and is currently limited to iPhone and iPad. But the code found in macOS Big Sur indicates that Face ID may be used in future Macs.
Adding the original deep camera system and face ID to the Mac will be Apple’s next step. According to the face ID reference found by 9to5Mac in the latest Big Sur Beta, it includes an extension with a code that supports the “PearlCamera” function. Read More
Apple allows users to use Touch ID and Face ID instead of passwords to access sensitive applications (such as those used for banking or password management). In the future, Face ID and Touch ID can also be used for website authentication purposes when users log in to Safari.
Apple outlined this feature at the WWDC20, called “Meet Face ID and Touch ID for the web”, which introduced how web developers can use Face ID and Touch ID on their websites through the Web Authentication API. Read More
According to iLounge, MacBook Pro may have face authentication in 2020.
According to reports, Face ID will be first introduced to MacBook Pro and then to other MacBooks. It seems that the feature will also launch iPad Airs. Read More
