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Face ID Although it premiered in 2017, some apple lovers still can't quite get the hang of it. Compared to the previously used Touch ID It is faster and more intuitive to use, but it cannot unlock a phone lying on a table as easily as a fingerprint, and it does not achieve ideal results in specific light conditions - for example, in bright sunlight, etc. Apparently, even the shortcomings of this technology are very well understood by the Apple, which began in recent days (dis)satisfaction of users with Face ID research through a questionnaire. And since it has long been speculated that the iPhones 13 will bring, in addition to Face ID i Touch ID his actions seem to be a small confirmation that this will indeed happen. 

In general, it can be said that practically every survey Applu has revealed its plans in advance through questionnaires in the past. For example, in June this year, it sent out questionnaires to users regarding the use of power adapters in iPhone packaging so that it could then remove them from iPhone boxes with peace of mind in the fall. Therefore, when it now began to “ask” about satisfaction with Face ID, practically no one is left in any doubt about what it means on his part. The question now is rather whether Touch ID we will see it on the display, or Apple will be deployed in the same way as the iPad Air (2020) to the Power Button, which would certainly work for iPhones as well. 

It is expected that information about the iPhone 13's features will soon be leaked. It is around Christmas that the first major leaks of information begin to appear every year, which then intensify until the autumn presentation of the new generation. From then on, significant improvements in the camera, the removal of the Lightning port, narrower bezels around the display, better battery life and just the implementation Touch ID along with a smaller cutout for Face ID. 

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