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Back when Apple unveiled the iPhone X, Phil Schiller emphasized that the company had worked with professional mask makers and Hollywood makeup artists to ensure Face ID couldn’t be tricked. But less than a week after the phone was released, Vietnamese cybersecurity firm Bkav claims to have duplicated a user’s facial features and used them to unlock a handset.
The company released a blog post and video explaining how it used a mixture of 3D-printing, plastic, silicone, makeup, and paper cutouts to create the creepy looking mask, which supposedly tricked the iPhone X’s facial recognition security tech. There’s some "special processing done on the cheeks and around the face," but creating the mask costs just $150.
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Because in Vietnam, we know how to fake things
btw, Iphones are overrated