Apple to fix iPhone 18 Pro Face ID bug
THE SO WHAT
Biometric failures on flagship devices are a reminder that identity is still a software problem, not a hardware guarantee. If your app or workflow assumes Face ID is infallible, add fallbacks and monitoring for auth friction before the next OS update rolls out.
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