iPhone X Face ID Issues

iPhone Face ID Issue Solve by Apple Center

The new iPhone X comes with a distinct feature named Face ID. Where it uses the iPhone user's face to unlock the phone, this feature was made available from the iPhone X models and the later Apple A12x Bionic chipsets.

The Face ID feature uses the true depth, dual front cameras provided by the iPhone as the basic instrument for this feature. It also emits an infrared laser to convert your distinct and unique facial features into geometrical and mathematical data for the iPhone.

Face ID is a very complex technology, and users might often misinterpret one of its features as an error in the technology. Here are some common issues regarding the iPhone’s Face ID feature.

Face not recognized
Face ID is not available at the moment
Move the camera a bit lower/higher
Upon Unlocking the iPhone directly takes me to Passcode and not Face ID

If your phone doesn’t unlock with Face ID instead prompts with a passcode. The reasons may be:

The user might be wearing a face mask while opening the iPhone.
The user may have just restarted the device.
The phone has not been unlocked in more than 48 hours.
The passcode has not been used to unlock the phone in the last 7 days.
The device has not been unlocked by face ID in the last 4 hours.
The iPhone has a remote lock on and is away from a safe space.
If a user fails to unlock the device after five unsuccessful face ID unlock attempts.
If at Face ID set up, your iPhone shows or tells you to move the device lower or higher. Chances are that the Device does not support face ID at all