: RE: thinking about iPhone 13 pro but worried about face id
I eventually ended up performing an alternative scan of my face, but even
before that, I didn’t have trouble using face ID with or without sun glasses on.
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Christopher (AKA CJ)
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Subject: Re: thinking about iPhone 13 pro but worried about face id
The voice guided Face ID setup using VoiceOver is pretty clock free.
Then the only
Subject: Re: thinking about iPhone 13 pro but worried about face id
I don't find it difficult. Just hold the iPhone out in front of you vertically
at around a foot away. Start with the top of the iPhone level with your nose.
Perhaps, a little higher. When the FAce ID setup telss you to, imagine
Facial ID is not difficult to set up. I did mine, and I'm totally blind, in my
80's. The guy at Wal-Mart couldn't get it to work. After I had the phone a day
or two, I went outside on a bright winter afternoon on the west side of our
apartments and got it. The phone instructs you like with
Hey Dennis,
I’d be pretty right in saying you shouldn’t have an issue with setting up a 13
pro iPhone!
It’s not really that different from any other phone you’ve set up,
And voiceover gives good prompts as to what / how to do things with face id
setup
And voiceover also disables the attention
ve my shades on,
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> And the face id doesn’t have an issue with unlocking my phone when I’m
> wearing them.
>
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> Christopher Chaltain
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The voice guided Face ID setup using VoiceOver is pretty clock fr
with touch id.
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RichardPetty
Sent: Monday, 11 October 2021 2:38 am
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So, is it true, then, that fingerprint ID is no longer available on iPhone 13?
Richard Petty
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> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Diane
> Giannetti
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> The one thing that mig
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Giannetti
Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2021 4:12 AM
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Subject: Re: thinking about iPhone 13 pro but worried about face id
The one thing that might be very helpful is to not set up the attention. Keep
attention off
gt; on.
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>> Christopher (AKA CJ)
>> Chaltain at Outlook
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>> Nalda
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> The voice guided Face ID setup using VoiceOver is pretty clock free. Then the
> only time you’ll need to passcode your phone is when wearing a mask. I’ve
> never gott
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Subject: Re: thinking about iPhone 13 pro but worried about face id
The voice guided Face ID setup using VoiceOver is pretty clock free. Then the
only time you’ll need to passcode your phone is when wearing a mask. I’ve never
gotten face recognition with a mask. Hats
The voice guided Face ID setup using VoiceOver is pretty clock free. Then the
only time you’ll need to passcode your phone is when wearing a mask. I’ve never
gotten face recognition with a mask. Hats kinda throw it for a loop as well. If
you use sunglasses you are allowed 2 versions of your
The one thing that might be very helpful is to not set up the attention. Keep
attention off because that way if you end up not looking directly into the
camera it won’t matter.
Sent from Diane's awesome iPhone!
> On Oct 10, 2021, at 6:26 AM, Øyvind Lode wrote:
>
> No need to worry.
> It's
No need to worry.
It's very simple to set up FaceID and VoiceOver will guide you as you go a long.
VO will tell you to look into the camera and help you to get your face
in center, look left, look/turn right, face up left etc etc.
Works very nice and btw you are not required to use FaceID though.
I don't find it difficult. Just hold the iPhone out in front of you
vertically at around a foot away. Start with the top of the iPhone level
with your nose. Perhaps, a little higher. When the FAce ID setup telss you
to, imagine the front of your face as a crank handle you need to turn to
the
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