Scary faces: The Face ID bogeyman

Macworld
Oct 31, 2017, 9:00 am387 pts
It is Halloween so it is an adorably appropriate time to talk about things you should be very scared of. And at the top of that list is not goblins or werewolves or public speaking but, instead, Face ID. Writing for CNBC, Erin Barry warns that “There may be a privacy risk lurking beneath that shiny new iPhone,…

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