During the past week, Bloomberg, technology based company in New York, claimed that Apple allowed its developers to reduce the Face ID accuracy of iPhone X in order to get more output quickly. Bloomberg said that Apple relaxed some of the technical specifications for sensors for face ID system, making it faster to test the parts. It meant to say that Apple is getting reasonable prices ($999) for iPhone X and the highlight feature of augmented Face ID recognition is one of those reasons of high cost so Apple should be to provide its users full Face ID features as it was reported at the time of announcement but the Company is not paying attention to the Face ID security as it should be.
On the other hand, Apple stated to Reuters “Bloomberg’s claim that Apple has reduced the accuracy spec for face ID is completely false”. While the Bloomberg is said to be stood behind its report. Beside it, Apple said “The quality and accuracy of Face ID haven’t changed. It continues to be 1 in a million probability of a random person unlocking your iPhone with Face ID”. Apple is still relaxed and the Bloomberg story has not yet specified. The iPhone X will go on sale in earlier days of November and after that we may find any clue or anything about the Face ID accuracy. It is also possible that Bloomberg’s claim is false. Stay connected and know who is right either of Bloomberg or Apple.