Face ID may require a passcode if the battery charge falls below 10%

2017-11-06 07:1031

Apple clarifies in a support document published on its website that your iPhone X may temporarily disable the new Face ID facial recognition system for power reasons if the battery charge falls below the 10% mark.

In addition to outlining a few cases when a passcode is required to re-enable Face ID, which are all exactly the same as with Touch ID, French blog iGeneration.fr noted Monday (Google Translate) that Apple’s support document states that Face ID will get temporarily disabled and require your passcode “if there is less than 10% charge remaining in the battery.”

According to iGeneration, Face ID can work even with an almost empty battery, but Apple Pay can temporarily disable it and require your passcode.

http://www.idownloadblog.com/2017/11/06/face-id-10-percent-battery/

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