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Apple Unveils HomeView Smart Display With Six-User Face Recognition
Gruber explains how HomeView's face recognition actually works
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John Gruber at Daring Fireball, cited by 9to5Mac, reported that HomeView lacks Face ID and instead confirms identity only when a user's 'registered personal device' — an Apple Intelligence-capable iPhone or iPad, not an Apple Watch — is on the home Wi-Fi and recently unlocked.
“your home is (reasonably!) presumed to be a safe space”
John Gruber (via Apple reps), Daring FireballApple ManufacturerJohn Gruber Writer, Daring Fireball@gregjoz Apple marketing accountChance Miller 9to5Mac editor-in-chief
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