Apple has filed a new permit indicating that they are working on achieving the technology. Face ID on MacBook Pro and iMac.
Just as Apple ID was first integrated into the iPhone before reaching the iPad, it seems that the company's apple logo visualization will do the same until it comes to the Mac. Keep in mind that the Apple MacBook has already entered the ID ID And now is the opportunity for the face ID.
The patent is called "Light Recognition Module for a Computer Device User" and is registered as patent number 20200097747.
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Apple's new patent
The patent images show us a MacBook screen and an iMac with an embedded interior (like a notch for the latest iPhone models) where facial recognition sensors would be installed.
The patent highlights users' privacy and how they store the most important data on their computers, so facial recognition will help them keep that privacy secure.
To prevent unauthorized users from accessing sensitive data, these computer devices can install systems and processes to authenticate users.
The patent also informs how difficult it is to incorporate this type of technology into the domain. It suggests that these processes should be consistent and positive because less space available in the internal rows of devices.
Although the copyright focuses on the use of facial recognition on laptops, it does include an optical mirror image of the iMac. What do you think of this curious Apple patent? Would you like them to install Face ID on their computers?
