Apple's highly-anticipated face recognition software, coming to the iPhone X later this year, is apparently not suited for kids under the age of 13. Related: Apple's iPhone X: Face ID, no home button, $999Apple has said that its face detection system is processed directly on the device -- and never leaves it. During its press conference earlier this month, Apple said Face ID will provide much better security than Touch ID, its existing home button and fingerprint sensor feature. While the chances of someone successfully unlocking your iPhone Touch ID are one in 50,000, that number jumps to one in a million with Face ID, the company said. Face ID will allow only five unsuccessful match attempts before a passcode is required.

Source: CNN September 27, 2017 19:41 UTC