iPhone X it shows you the face of application developers, despite the fact that Apple made promises that Face ID it is also certain that the data from it will not reach third-party applications, even if we allow its use with them. iPhone X stores data about our face in the enclave chip in the A11 BIonic chip, but according to some information that appeared today, the phone shares some data with third-party applications, with our consent.
iPhone X shows some developers a representation of our face and over 50 facial expressions if we give an application the consent to use Face ID for facial recognition, which upsets many people. iPhone X offers access to a special API for Face ID to application developers, which use facial recognition to secure the information stored in our phones.
iPhone X still offers more data from Face ID than necessary, application developers being able to see, practically, a representation of our face and being able to see over 50 facial expressions. The only thing that could prevent developers from seeing the representation of the iPhone X happy face and sharing the data with third parties is Apple's threat to exclude them from the AppStore, so nothing substantial.
"Apple allows developers to take certain facial data off the phone as long as they agree to seek customer permission and not sell the data to third parties. App makers who want to use the new camera on the iPhone X can capture a rough map of a user's face and a stream of more than 50 kinds of facial expressions."
iPhone X will allow any developers to create almost real representations of our faces and various facial expressions, and the Apple company will not be able to stop their bad intentions. Unfortunately, it seems that iPhone X users will not be able to get rid of what they fear, so they will have to not give access to some applications to Face ID, or they will have to give up the system completely, because Apple does not protect them.
iPhone X will only provide this data to applications that will be able to apply masks, or various other graphic elements over our faces, i.e. Snapchat, Facebook, etc., so the companies that already have your face in their servers.
