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Apple working on under-display Face ID for future iPhone Duo models

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Apple is reportedly working on integrating Face ID into future iterations of its foldable iPhone Duo. Prototypes of the iPhone Duo 2 are already being developed with under-display Face ID technology, according to insider Mark Gurman. This move would align the foldable device with Apple's primary authentication method used in most modern iPhones, addressing a key difference from the first-generation model which uses Touch ID. AI

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Apple working on under-display Face ID for future iPhone Duo models

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Matt Tate) ·

    iPhone Duo's next-gen prototypes are trying to cram in Face ID

    Apple's first foldable phone opted for a feature it replaced on most iPhone models nearly 10 years ago.

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