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A UK-based mobile repair expert revealed the reason why you will not lose your Face ID despite replacing the iPhone 13 screen.

27 July 2021, 09:07 pm Apple's iOS 14.7.1 has been released so that a security patch may be distributed across its devices, as another zero-day vulnerability looms over to threaten the iPhones and iPads. This does not stop there as the macOS 11.5.1 was also released for Apple Macs, believed and feared to be a part of the vulnerable devices under said exploiting the bug.  The world's most valuable technology company in the world has recently rolled out iOS 14.7, and it has brought a lot of fixes and features for both the iPhone and the iPad. It focused on several bugs found on the WiFi, also...

Brothers who are not identical twins fool iPhone 12 mini’s Face ID  Brothers who are not identical twins fool iPhone 12 mini’s Face ID  Apple’s Face unlocking system is unmatched and it is in fact superior to the face unlocking tech that is used in other smartphones. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS A Facebook user posted a video of a major flaw he discovered on his iPhone 12 mini’s Face ID. Apple first introduced the Face ID with its iPhone X in 2017. Apple allows multi-user Face ID but the video says that no alternative face appearance was set up Apple’s Face unlocking system is unma...

Beyond Identity looks to a passwordless future The death of the password has been predicted for a long time, yet it remains the most common way of logging into systems. Identity management company Beyond Identity is looking to solve what is one of the biggest challenges in IT security and aims to re-establish trust in authentication chains by finally eliminating passwords as the weakest link. The company has announced plans to expand its revolutionary approach into Europe with a new data center along with sales and engineering teams. Where many solutions simply bolt biometrics on top of an ex...

23 Apr 2021 Amazon is reportedly testing its palm-scanning payment technology in Whole Foods, starting with a single store in Amazon’s home city of Seattle. The biometric system identifies not only the customer’s palm print but even the pattern of veins in their hand to identify them for payment processing. The Verge reports that Amazon One, Amazon’s brick-and-mortar retail store, is expanding its palm-scanning payment technology to Whole Foods locations. The first store to test the payment systems is in Amazon’s home city of Seattle. The company has been using Amazon One payment tech...