alan_m wrote
Rod Speed wrote

The best of them can't be and facial recognition is even better
with the best of those. Works in the dark too surprisingly enough.

Only if the electronics have enough samples to compare.

Yes, the best of them do.

I log into my laptop with facial recognition and it worked well in good
lighting however it failed repeatedly in low light.

You dont get that with iphone facial recognition
because its the source of the IR illumination of
the face. Thats why it works fine in total darkness.

I had to give the software around a dozen more examples of low light
conditions before it became semi reliable again under these conditions.

Not necessary with iphone facial recognition.