Your iPhone has a ton of important privacy features. For example, there is a setting to hide your IP address when you send an email. This way, advertisers cannot track you this way. Here’s how ...

Tap Set Up Face ID. Hold your iPhone in vertical orientation about 10 to 20 inches (25 to 50 centimeters) away from your face. Position your head within the onscreen boundary.

Set Up Touch ID or Face ID Setting up Touch ID or Face ID is now part of the standard iPhone set-up process, so you shouldn't need to configure it separately. But it's good to know why these ...

How To Set Up Face ID With Mask. Before you can set up the new feature, you’ll have to update your iPhone to iOS 15.4 first. To do so: Open Settings.

Your iPhone has a ton of important privacy features. For example, there is a setting to hide your IP address when you send an email. This way, advertisers cannot track you this way. Here’s how to turn ...

When setting up a supported iPhone or an iPad Pro for the first time, you should be prompted to activate Face ID. Otherwise, go to Settings > Face ID & Passcode and enter your passcode. Tap the ...

This is useful if you’re coming to iOS for the first time, but even seasoned users could pick up something new. On an iPhone with Face ID, you’ll know that a swipe up from the bottom takes you ...

Face ID won't work if your nose and mouth are blocked, unless you've set up Face ID with a Mask. If you have set up this feature, you may need to hold the iPhone a little higher than you're used to.

Setting up your Apple Vision Pro Persona looks kind of like setting up Face ID on an iPhone. Check out the process in an onboarding video that 9to5Mac found in the latest visionOS beta.