Phone X face id for totally blind users
Actually, if voiceover is on when you are setting up Face ID, the necessity to
glance thing is turned off by default. You can turn it on, and some blind
people can apparently use it. But it’s off by default. That is a little bit of
a security risk, becau
Hi,
I wrote about this lastnight and yes it does work for us
It is a case of you need to turn off an attention needed feature under
settings general and accessibility
This feature turns off the need to have your eyes focus on the screen or camera
to get face id to work correctly.
And it wo
Actually, if voiceover is on when you are setting up Face ID, the necessity to
glance thing is turned off by default. You can turn it on, and some blind
people can apparently use it. But it’s off by default. That is a little bit of
a security risk, because if you’re somewhere, and someone snatch
Hi,
Face ID can use either your face only, or for extra security, it can require
eye contact. So, for the blind user, you would disable the requirement of the
eye contact prior to Face ID setup and you'd be good to go.
Best.
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Nov 18, 2017, at 15:05, Chr
