Struggling to use Face ID with your mask? Apple will soon solve that problem
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In the latest beta release of iOS 13.5 , multiple developers said a new Face ID feature makes it easier to unlock the iPhone without having to take off a mask. The upcoming iOS update is also loaded with new software that app developers can use to help iPhone users be notified if they've come in contact with a person having Covid-19.

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