Troll Posted May 22, 2021 Report Share Posted May 22, 2021 The latest revelation... Who Knew ??? .....Oh yes that is not some BS that does not actually happen. Your face is constantly blasted with IR for certain. (and huge thanks to R. Apple for letting everyone know 🙄) PS: But go ahead and google it, and you will find dozens of "freshly minted debunking" links at the top of google, that all claim essentially ... "well yeah it does it...but you don't really understand...That's just technically how the phone works to make your experience better, and (because they guess) they may not actually save every single image for posterity somewhere....well that means..... it's total bunk" 🤓 Thoughts 🤔 ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Troll Posted May 22, 2021 Author Report Share Posted May 22, 2021 This shows Apples own Admission/Explanation... Mobile Devices, Tablets & PhonesiPhone busted taking 'invisible' pictures of you every 5 to 10 seconds Apple has been caught out taking 'invisible' pictures of iPhone users every five to ten seconds with an infrared camera. As the iPhone user proceeds to look at his device, the infrared camera shows that the iPhone is taking multiple infrared images every five to ten seconds. As you can imagine, this technology has surprised many unsuspecting iPhone users, but according to Apple, this technology is just the iPhone's face ID attempting to generate a 3D map of the user's face. Officials have said that when an iPhone is presented with a users face it projects 30,000 infrared dots in a known pattern to generate a 3D image of a users face. This technology is called TrueDepth IR and is available on the iPhone X and iPad Pro models that sport the A12X Bionic chip. PS: Well just Damn those conspiracy theories....🤬 BTW: I'm sure they would have told us eventually 🙄 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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