Unlike android models in recent years, which are equipped with a large number of on-screen fingerprint recognition modules, Apple has always insisted on using FaceID in iPhone models, and added the function of wearing a mask to unlock in the latest iOS 15.4 Beta version. A few days ago, there are rumors that Apple or has abandoned the research and development of under-screen fingerprint recognition, and future iPhone models will be expected to use off-screen camera components to achieve the current FaceID-related functions, and the iPhone 15 Pro series models may debut this function.
It is reported that Apple had previously planned to add an off-screen camera function to the iPhone 13 Pro series, but because this solution is difficult to meet the imaging quality at this stage, the plan has also been postponed, and finally the FaceID function is implemented by smaller related components. And if Apple abandons the continued research and development of TouchID at present, it also means that the iPhone will no longer be equipped with the off-screen fingerprint recognition function in the future.
If the current rumors are true, the iPhone 15 Pro series, which is set to debut next year, will most likely be the first iPhone model to use a slotless screen, and there will be a big change on the front of the fuselage. However, as to whether the relevant rumors at this stage are true, it is still awaiting the confirmation of further information in the follow-up, and interested friends may wish to continue to pay attention.
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