Thursday, June 21, 2018

How to Set Up Face ID

On the iPhone X, the home button is gone, along with the Touch ID sensor, but it offers a new form of biometrics: Face ID. This facial recognition works by using an infrared camera and dot projector to sense all of the small details of one's face that cannot be replicated. In order to use Face ID, you have to set it up.[1]

EditSteps

  1. Go to Settings > Face ID and Passcode.
    Set Up Face ID Step 1.jpg
  2. Create a passcode.  You need a passcode to set up Face ID.
    Set Up Face ID Step 2.jpg
    • It is recommended that you create a six-digit passcode or a password because it is more secure than a four-digit one.
  3. Tap "Set Up Face ID".  Your iPhone will pull up a circular camera frame.
    Set Up Face ID Step 3.jpg
  4. Complete the circle by turning your face, making sure that you continue looking at the camera.
    Set Up Face ID Step 4.jpg
    • If you do not want to have attention features, then tap the "Accessibility Options" button.  Then you will be prompted to complete a semicircle.
  5. Repeat the facial recognition step a second time to finish setting up Face ID.
    Set Up Face ID Step 5.jpg
  6. Test out Face ID by locking your device and looking at your phone's camera.  The more you use Face ID, the more it optimizes to recognize your face in all lighting conditions and all attire. However, if Face ID notices a major change (such as getting a haircut or sun tan, shaving a mustache or beard, or wearing glasses then removing glasses), then enter your passcode and reset Face ID.
    Set Up Face ID Step 6.jpg

EditTips

  • You can turn on or off attention features in Settings > General > Accessibility > Face ID.

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