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As of today, restrictions on movement are in effect in the Czech Republic, in order to reduce the risk of infection with the new coronavirus as much as possible. Only necessary trips to visit loved ones, to work, or to the store are allowed - and even in these cases you should protect yourself with a respirator, or at least a face mask. However, using masks and respirators will in most cases prevent the proper functioning of Face IDLet's take a look together in this article at what you can do in this case.

As you may have guessed from the introduction, when you apply a mask or respirator to your face, it stops working properly on iPhones X and later. Face IDIn some cases, when you have your mask or respirator on a little lower than usual, you may be iPhone recognize, but not in most classic situations. Some of you might think of setting Face ID create an alternative scan with a mask, and you are definitely not alone. We have tested this option in the editorial office and we can immediately tell you that the option to create an alternative scan with a mask does not work and Face ID It probably doesn't recognize you. This is because the mask is placed on your face a little differently each time and Face ID It simply won't "bite through" a mask or respirator. So how can you simplify your work with your iPhonem?

The answer is very simple – you can go back to using a classic combination lock. Of course, you can also use it when you have Face ID active, but in this case iPhone always tries the device using Face ID unlock it, and only then will it give you the option to use the code, which will take a few extra seconds. Pro therefore, the speed of operation can be Face ID completely disable it and activate only the code lock. In this case, just open the native application Settings, where you move to the section Face ID and code lock. That's enough here ask your code lock and using disable switches possibility Unlocking iPhone. You can also deactivate other options for when the usage should or should not occur. Face ID, but when you are outside with a mask on, you will most often use unlocking.

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