I told you my experience with Face ID from iPhone X and I am satisfied with Apple's facial recognition system, with one small exception that makes using it somewhat more difficult. More precisely, although Face ID recognizes the face quickly, unfortunately the extra step required to access the main page of applications makes it difficult to use and should be removed by Apple.
Samsung immediately unlocks the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 phones when the face or eyes are recognized, but the iPhone X does not benefit from the same functionality for Face ID. Apple has implemented this functionality to allow hiding notifications from the eyes of people who shouldn't see them, but it should also offer the option to unlock automatically when the face is recognized.
Just as all iPhone models have the option not to show notifications in the LockScreen if we don't want to and no one complains, so we should also have the option to immediately unlock the iPhone X with Face ID. If the removal of the additional step for swiping from the LockScreen was done, users would have immediate access to the first page of applications and would see the notifications in the LockScreen, the function requiring an activation or deactivation button.
Apart from that, Face ID works very well on the iPhone X, the unlocking being easy, and the immediate authorization in use, so for now I have nothing to complain about this functionality.
