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My iPhone is being weird today and is unlocking itself without using Face ID, nor is it asking me for the password. I have both, password and Face ID set up properly. Running iOS 17.1 Beta 2. I can actually sue Apple for this 😂

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sid2 years ago

have a look 💀

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AppleLeaker2 years ago

It's a beta lol, you can't sue them. Good thing you found this before it was shipped to the public though.

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sid2 years ago

yeahh 😭😂

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Joe2 years ago

Even on stable iOS 17.0.3, I’ve been experiencing issues with Face ID. You can’t sue Apple for running BETA software though. That’s liable on you.

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sid2 years ago

🥹🥹

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Holly - I like tech2 years ago

not Sid getting community noted 😂😭

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Sankew2 years ago

Maybe the timeout setting is set at 30 seconds or something, try resetting face id and change it

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sid2 years ago

no its set to immediately, faced this issue yest night as well, and when i woke up in the morning, it didnt even use faceid or ask for my password lmaoo

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Alvin2 years ago

Wtf 💀 Restarting helps? But you can't sue Apple for that 🥲

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sid2 years ago

😭2 restarts fixed it BUT some people r facing this issue in stable releases too

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