← Back to context Comment by chrisbrandow 19 hours ago How is Face ID un-accessible for those with visual impairment? I hadn't heard that before. 2 comments chrisbrandow Reply jmyeet 19 hours ago If you have to hold your phone closer to your face because of poor eyesight, Face ID will constantly fail. So you have this dance of having to pull it away to get Face ID to pass when required. Touch ID just works. havaloc 17 hours ago You can easily turn it off - it's a security feature:https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/change-face-id-and-at...
jmyeet 19 hours ago If you have to hold your phone closer to your face because of poor eyesight, Face ID will constantly fail. So you have this dance of having to pull it away to get Face ID to pass when required. Touch ID just works. havaloc 17 hours ago You can easily turn it off - it's a security feature:https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/change-face-id-and-at...
havaloc 17 hours ago You can easily turn it off - it's a security feature:https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/change-face-id-and-at...
If you have to hold your phone closer to your face because of poor eyesight, Face ID will constantly fail. So you have this dance of having to pull it away to get Face ID to pass when required. Touch ID just works.
You can easily turn it off - it's a security feature:
https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/change-face-id-and-at...