Apple Executive: The iPhone X Was Always Going to Include Face ID, not Touch ID

AppAdvice
Oct 31, 2017, 11:34 am384 pts
It’s probably the beginning of the end for Apple’s Touch ID system, according to the TechCrunch who recently sat down with some Apple executives who were discussing the iPhone X. In a long-ranging interview with four Apple executives, Cupertino’s senior vice president of Hardware Engineering Dan Riccio said…

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