The Controversy Surrounding Face ID: A Practical Test

Face ID has been a subject of controversy and debate among people, with many worrying about the privacy concerns it poses. However, what I care about is how well it actually works. In this video, I decided to put Face ID to the test in various real-world scenarios to see if it can accurately recognize my face and unlock my phone.

I started by testing Face ID in different lighting conditions, such as daylight, reading glasses, sunglasses, and even dark glasses. To my surprise, it worked flawlessly in all these situations. I walked, ran, and even rode a bike while wearing various hats and wigs, and Face ID still managed to recognize me every time.

I also wanted to test how well Face ID works on people with different skin tones and features. My friend Thunder and I are polar opposites in terms of our skin color and facial structure, but we thought it would be an interesting idea to see if Face ID can distinguish between us. We tried using each other's faces as ours, and the results were astonishing. The iPhone 10's Face ID system was able to recognize me even when I wore Thunder's face, and vice versa.

Another scenario I wanted to test was how well Face ID works on people who haven't used their phone for a long time. Since it had been six months since I last used my phone, I thought it would be interesting to see if Face ID can still recognize me after such a long period of inactivity. The answer was yes, Face ID still worked perfectly even though I hadn't used the phone for that long.

However, there is one scenario where Face ID seems to struggle: when it comes to twins or people with similar facial structures. In this video, we saw a video where two people had identical facial features and were able to fool Face ID into thinking they were the same person. This highlights one of the potential drawbacks of Face ID: its inability to distinguish between identical twins.

Finally, I wanted to test how well Face ID works when it comes to changes in appearance, such as growing a beard or getting a tattoo. The iPhone 10's Face ID system is designed to compensate for these changes by adjusting the recognition threshold accordingly. As my friend Thunder pointed out, this means that if you grow a beard at the appropriate time, Face ID should be able to recognize you even with your new facial hair.

Overall, I was impressed with how well Face ID works in various real-world scenarios. It's clear that Apple has put a lot of thought into designing an accurate and reliable facial recognition system. However, there are still some limitations and potential drawbacks to consider, such as the inability to distinguish between identical twins.

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as you grew a beer that it should like yeah like if you grow beard at the appropriate amount of time yeah like as hair grows exactly they should actually compensate for that so you're good so basically face idea works except if you have a twin we've seen videos of that where mmm if you have an evil twin out there um even if they are even between is a different skin color who knows I like to see though that that's the next video we got to find evil twins dude yeah otherwise though I think is pretty pretty solid though you guys hope you enjoyed that and if you did please thumbs up it or share it or subscribe to the channel all of that is greatly appreciated don't forget to check out ease Jana the link is below and as always regardless thanks for watchingnow face ID is all controversial privacy concerns people worried they can have to like hold their phone up to their face etc but really what I care about is how well does it work so I decided to in this video run around and kind of see how many different scenarios that I think are real-world scenarios to see how well it actually was able to recognize my face and unlock the phone it's a first up daylight reading glasses in daylight sunglasses in daylight how what are the dark glasses that art with sunglasses now let's try walking running how about riding a bike at least really slowly that's not a problem all right so now I've got my buddy Thunder a here from bored at work and we basically decided that we are pretty much the opposite ends of the pigment spectrum and so we thought this might be a good chance for us to test how well face ID works on the iPhone 10 all right so first start something simple that's done damn alright next we're hats yeah here we go really those very good getting serious done I don't know how it did it I don't think I look like me here's it done to Rick James no no no more Santa so so I didn't use my phone for like six months and didn't shave sake this is actually probably like six years well doesn't yeah it didn't even buzz at me it was just like no no hey Google turn off the living room ready yeah no problem what did we learn we learn that the face ID on the iPhone 10 is probably around 99.9% effective yeah even in darkness it works even in darkness I mean I think the screen of the phone helps but like you're gonna have that so think of that that's fine it worked with sunglasses glasses every hat and wig we could put on as soon as we put on beers when you went south and I went Santa it didn't work but like that's to be expected like it's changing no-one's gonna just appear here like so really you have to just worry about like Halloween it's basically the only time you know and against I believe they said that as you grew a beer that it should like yeah like if you grow beard at the appropriate amount of time yeah like as hair grows exactly they should actually compensate for that so you're good so basically face idea works except if you have a twin we've seen videos of that where mmm if you have an evil twin out there um even if they are even between is a different skin color who knows I like to see though that that's the next video we got to find evil twins dude yeah otherwise though I think is pretty pretty solid though you guys hope you enjoyed that and if you did please thumbs up it or share it or subscribe to the channel all of that is greatly appreciated don't forget to check out ease Jana the link is below and as always regardless thanks for watching\n"