"Drink a verification can." That story wasn't a horror story. It was a design document.

man, fuck that. Thats scary as hell. Straight from black mirror

I enter my 4-5 digit code to confirm my identity to unlock the phone and it works every time.

See they won’t get that greedy because people will stop

​@@legoenginemechanic101that logic hasn't worked yet

You can turn the feature off

@@lmor7110how?

@@shreky6917the explain how at the very end of the video

So it's on BY DEFAULT??? 💀💀💀

@@jaideepshekhar4621Yes, because otherwise anyone could unlock your phone by just pointing it at you.

Why be truthful when you can exploit and bend the truth for your own gain, aka views?

TikTokers will literally say anything for views

People are that dumb

People are dumb asf 😂

Me too!!

And we all know how brain dead tiktokers are

Yup, they're not the brightest bunch!

I thought it might be (small chance) but I don't go near TikTok lol

FRRR F’N DUMMIES #StayOffTikTok

tiktok is the biggest spyware you can find and people are scared of apple xd

Poker face 🥸

Oh this is tea

iOS 17.6.0 😂

Bullseye!

Pff they won’t know what to post then

Every single app or service you use steals your data and sells it 😆 If TikTok wanted your data, they could buy it from Facebook, Apple, or any other US company at a low price whenever they choose. They will hand it over without a second thought because, unfortunately, you are the product. No company, regardless of their origin, truly cares about their users' privacy, despite their claims

the people who'd worry about that wouldn't be using tiktok in the first place

Tiktok users thinking about data safety is the biggest irony of the year

@@smallcube-zn2mmthey didn’t say a thing when iOS 15 detected TikTok was checking the clipboard every second 😂

@@rano12321 You'd be surprised.

lol that’s actually funny

I hope someday, my FBI/CIA agent spying on me suddenly breaks in into my bedroom, gives me a cookie, and leaves with no explanation and we both move on.

🤣🤣🤣

Say hi

Your poop schedule?

Don't forget Homeland Security, DIA, FBI, BATF, etc. etc.

its not even tiktok

@@CoderQC The claim came from it

@@Zomboy4313 if it wasn't tik tok, it would have been instagram. if not instagram, then twitter. If not....

@@CoderQC people on TikTok believe everything they say. Like i would scroll, and all these content creators would over dramatize it, to get content and to just mess with people "You'll never believe what ur iphone has been doing for YEARS" "Apple just got CAUGHT" "Watch this video is you have an iPhone" Like bru, dumb mf posting stupid content, and dumber mfs liking it and thinking it's true

@@CoderQCHave you not even watched a single second of the video?

Literally🤣.

Common sense is not that common

cos they thought itd only be used to log you in

Becouse there’s no phone that doesn’t but Apple claim to be privacy oriented company 😂

@@d.4513That's not reasonable. That's lack of common sense.

yeah probabaly

Young people. Of course.

@@nyb6195 I’m guessing it uses the same thing as attention awareness features

Exactly what I was going to say

ok give some proof if you can deny this... everyone is innocent until proven guilty so before you come here with your stupid conspiracy how about you provide some facts?

Right?

That’s a basic design decision a TPM or in this case the Enclave don’t give access to the data directly. They only provide limited access usually to hashes or other predefined calls. That’s different than some storage chip where you can access all… and yes I’m in favour of forcing the companies to making the source code of such systems public but they are well established to be safe in this case.

@@stiegelzeine2186 Apple can and WILL share your data. Apple is not on a pedestal, and is as greedy as any other company. Also Apple already had a class action lawsuit about sharing user data to 3rd parties.

@@saladien9987 hash is enough to "sell" you. It is even more convenient because it is small to store and, with right hashing algorithm, it is quite unique. This is great for profiling - tracks, preferences in food, places, music, ads, people (to identify the owner of device they need to scan all people that are looking on the screen, why not hash them too? i'm pretty sure that it happens without consent of "not the owner", does it remember hashes? who knows.), whatever they want to know about you. They've hashed you and put to database, and they sell you to local ads buyers without even need to know your face. Also, Apple knows the hashing algorithm, can they hash a photo from police and try to match it with database of hashes? once they discovered a number of suspects they know their devices so they can track location of all of them, then filter out. Having your face next to exact location is not good, especially if you don't know exactly what is done under the hood.

That may be true of Androids, but with any iPhone, all you have to do is press and hold the power and volume down button for a second until it comes up with the power off prompt, and biometric unlock is disabled until you enter your passcode/passphrase no matter what police would like to do. If you want to protect your privacy, just make sure any time you get pulled over, the first thing you do is grab your phone and press and hold your power and volume down buttons until it vibrates - then your device is unlocked and you cannot be compelled to unlock it or provide your passcode or passphrase. But what you SHOULD do is go into your settings and enable complex passcodes, so that you can use more than just digits to lock your device - that makes it a lot harder to break into. Although if you are a criminal, don’t think for an instant that law enforcement can’t get into your device if they really need to - they can and they will if they believe you’re hiding something from them. It just isn’t cheap or easy.

They are not allowed to do this in the UK.

yes, unlike other trash Ai-gen video on KZfaq

too apple bias imo

@@dadancingdino8438it’s called Apple explained that’s like saying a vet channel has an animal health bias

@@cursorguyLOL.

@@cursorguy yea but it still ruins some of his videos bc of the just loads of bs he can throw

That’s why I don’t use TikTok. I don’t want it banned though. I like letting people make their own decisions. Unless it’s about using Windows. I use Arch btw. (No I don’t)

@@Butterscotch_96 I use mint btw

@@Butterscotch_96 They can't hide the narrative in PLS. That's why these ppl hate TIktoks.

You can load hacked TikTok btw and limit data use. So anyone with a brain can use TikTok and not have their booty in the wind. I make money off TikTok so I use dedicated devices for it with multiple accounts on each. They are unaware of each other's existence. Not on iPhone. Those things have been toxic for over a decade.

@@victoriadedicova Do weirdos like you seriously have nothing better to do?

It unlocks the emails etc when detected so it uses Face ID once your detected.

Yes!

I think this is the only reason

This is the only explanation that makes sense, since for all other cases (i.e. dimming, notification previews) it would only need to the the IR scan at the moment of the action, and not every 5 seconds. Whereas if it’s constantly checking for screen distance, it would make sense to check every 5 seconds.

Sad that people have becomes so dense/lazy they need their phone to think for them.

@@secondchance6603 oof

Clearly apple is uploading your face somewhere. They have a horrendous track record when it comes to privacy

And just because they're not using it for anything now doesn't mean they won't use it for something later.

@@FigsForYou on the one hand, I want to say they are probably making a running average of your face data to only occasionally upload to their cloud system But on the other hand it’s Apple, and if they want to eat away at your data and battery life they’ll do it like how they do just about anything they want so you’re probably completely right

@@FigsForYou "They have a horrendous track record when it comes to privacy" -- no they don't. provide links.

@@voodoodisco "TheFappening".

Nobody believed that

@@freakyunsiigna watch the video ☠

@@freakyunsiignaTikTok users do. They’re braindead.

Apple users, KZfaq users, Instagram users, why so double standart?

can we check the source code to prove if this is true or not?

Gen Z and A only know: Therapy buzzwords Gender psuedoscience Social media Clout chasing

​@@lv1543 you forget skibidi toilet literature

@@dubbyplays you caught me lackin. i forgyatt deadass

You are totally ready for the ‘five basic laws of stupidity’ by Carlo Cipolla

It’s not even people being stupid. It’s people lacking awareness and basic common sense. You can function in society being stupid, but the latter?

Where'd you hear that?

….Except your eyes can’t even see infrared light in the first place

@@dillonwagers2975 Thanks for asking! :) Infrared light cannot be detected by the human eye, so your retina doesn't try to minimize the light intake. For example, looking directly into a flashlight can cause discomfort because visible light stimulates the retina, triggering a protective response. However, infrared light doesn't produce the same immediate visual discomfort, even though it can still cause damage. Research on infrared light and eye damage has shown potential risks, especially with prolonged exposure. You can find scientific papers and studies on this topic by searching for "infrared light eye damage" or similar terms. - 👁you just have to dig to uncover the truth.

@@camwha5904 and that's the problem ... Infrared light cannot be detected by the human eye, so your retina doesn't try to minimize the light intake. For example, looking directly into a flashlight can cause discomfort because visible light stimulates the retina, triggering a protective response. However, infrared light doesn't produce the same immediate visual discomfort, even though it can still cause damage.

@@dillonwagers2975 Research on infrared light and eye damage has shown potential risks, especially with prolonged exposure. You can find scientific papers and studies on this topic by searching for "infrared light eye damage" or similar terms. - you just have to dig to uncover the truth.

Most users don't delve deep into settings to understand what their phones are doing. For a lot of people this is pretty concerning its not like on first boot up the phone says its going to be mapping your face every 5 seconds. Alot of people would turn that off.

its not to save battery, imagine reading something and then this stupid auto turn off system turns off the phone, its for convenience so that it doesnt turns off the phone

@@stiegelzeine2186nah they could have just add a face check right before turn of the screen

The comments in here disparaging people for not being comfortable with this is really concerning. It's a pretty creepy function.

This

@@boneroaster88j7 I am a Gen X and it seems to me the younger and younger generations are more and more OK with the complete takeover of technology.

they’re honestly just sucking off apple and defending big companies that dont even know they exist. They’re just saying “well of course they take pictures of you without your consent, YOURE the problem.” and instead taking this video as more of an opportunity to get one over on tik tok users. (even though they are using youtube which is still shitty social media.)

Seriously. I feel like im in an alternate universe reading some of these comments blasting people for caring that apple continuously scans to check youre watching your phone fully. Like it's not hard to exteapolate what other tjings they can do with that trend data???

Facebook have many groups, flat earth is one of the biggest for a long time ahahhah. Let's not mention whatdapp from the same meta group. Just grow up guys

@@Xiquinhodasilva99 yeah facebook and instagram are just as garbage so what? ive seen tiktokers drink petrol and tatoo mercedes/bmw logos on their forehead while discussing whats better... how can you defend a website that supports such stupidity?? im gonna die of brain cancer when i see another tiktok video there should be no platform outside of school for idiots

ChinkTok is not a conspiracy website (free speech website).

They act like excessive alarm volume for somebody facing the phone couldn't easily also be achieved by a "hey the alarm you set for 5:30 for "getting groceries" is about to go off" warning that appears 5 seconds in advance. Oh, and that's if they aren't instead using a gradually increasing volume function for the alarm.

Yeah, exactly.

@@alexwalker8422 I already said that this thing can be achieved through MEMS

And very true

Extremely funny 📸👩🏻‍💻

And why do you think the police always confiscate the suspect's phone? Remember that terrorist couple that was killed a few years ago? Once the government figured out how to break into their iPhones, the government stopped pressuring Apple to assist in the investigation, in the big debate of privacy vs. national security.

Apple might not, but Big Bro does.

​@@SnowyRVulpixBecause Apple said so?

me too, it makes the eyes see better and makes them age slower, all proven by studies btw, i think you shouldnt have a problem looking it up and like if youre looking at a screen why do you think the screen is any good and only infrared lights are hurting your eyes??? thats so idiotic

​@@georgesdev4577is this a sarcastic thread? I'm lost

@@GabrielNgoma-tc9bt I usually do infrared during the day and uv-c at night

@@Uhsnuh So it's healthy for eyes & brain or NO???

They be saying Apple has no security, while the Chinese government literally has their addresses and stuff.

​@@vas-poenitentiae-08 what they going to do qith that in the first place? Facebook, Google, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple have your photos, addresses, WiFi passwords, accounts password, your bank info, your junk size even and you guys don't complain about those target ads you receive.

So it is OK to literally take snapshot of a person every second if it is an American company, but using an app isn't OK?

@@SolomFoz the issue is that we don’t know what the creators of TikTok are doing with that info, plus that info is pretty much public if you think about it. Apple is a bit more transparent about it, and they keep that data private and only for the purpose of security.

@@SolomFoz but I can see the point you’re making, and I partially agree. We don’t truly know what Apple is doing with such data.

Well if it would be discovered that they did and a lot of that data (that wasnt stored locally at all) was stolen...but we will have to wait for that to find out.

if they did then someone wouldve already found out

It also could take 3D photos. And the iPhone 15 Pro is only just now getting that? Now the Switch can’t take any photos!

And it is insecure. If sharing your face is no big deal, mind if I use the bottom hole (your mouth) as a holster for my John Wayne? Thanks!!

Bingo, all of them. No exceptions.

Only in burgerland. I suggest you buy a blackberry smartfon.

"Oh wait, you're serious. Let me laugh even harder."

You might want to learn how such chips handle data. It will surprise you that they actually don’t have access to the raw data.

​@@saladien9987what make up chip is a component and code that run on them.

I mean there’s still millions upon millions of impressionable minds on the internet.

And you believe everything you see on CNN

I mean this is Apple, we should check the source code of iOS to actually see what it does when it shoots out those infrared rays. But we can't, since Apple close sources so much.

Apple doesn’t use that feature for ads

Amen, my brother in Christ

To one of the many data-centers dotting the periphery of Washington DC, of course.

It works without WiFi? The fact that it is stored locally has been proven? And why in hell Apple or government would need your face?

Half the population lmao

@@everegenx I do not wish to see or speak to half of the population then

Samsung has a feature that prevents your phone from dimming while you're looking at it, it just uses regular front facing camera to do it though

Just adjust your settings so it won't dim, it's that simple.

if only there was setting for that and thousand ways to stop alerts manually

Apple, the only big tech company that cares about privacy, is always the focus when it comes to people being scared about privacy.

@@Butterscotch_96samsung google and most others besides like the chinese brands care way more abt privacy? apple really doesnt give a shit about privacy if your on a different device or something

exactly, a red light

mhm

You…. Can’t see infrared. It’s called that because it’s out of the human color range

@@svdzcbshf6912you can if you’re in a pitch black room and look closely near the front speaker

@@svdzcbshf6912it’s a good thing I said the infrared *flasher* meaning the device, not the wavelength

shut up bot

@@syrogcopehe doesn't seem like a bot, his account is 10 years old. Just some cringe wording probably.

@@earthandstar3392how is it cringe? lol he asked a simple ass question about something he observed 🤦🏾‍♂️😳

No btw. Ik these other answers are dumb but you have a question and the answer is no, the notifications won’t be green. However you can chance icon colors to whatever you please so the icons can be green if you’d like in iOS 18

Good spot. That actually looks a lot nicer than the garish red one.

Gossiping and fmo.

TikTok is actually a great source of information…it just a matters of how you consume…I don’t understand why people hate it so much

@@user-pi1ls7rm8gLOL. My god you’re so naive 🤣. Do some research and you’ll find out why it is absolute garbage.

​@@user-pi1ls7rm8g Chinese spyware

@@user-pi1ls7rm8g ....wait....really....😦. I really never knew that, ...cause at most, I've found cooking & ghost hunting channels other than typical bs....sorry....but that's really what I saw.

I’ve noticed this too. I was pleased. I actually thought oh cool it sees I’m up. I didn’t think malfunction, which may be worrisome lol

Mine as well. It only gets loud when I’m still sleeping.

@@kristenmichelle3467 I only noticed this functionality now, half a year after getting the phone. Before this I used an iPhone 8 until the battery gave up more or less totally (maybe two hours of usage until the 20% left warning popped up), so this is my first one with the Face ID and awareness.

Some people don’t think about or care about those. They only look at Apple/iPhone as a status symbol.

When you get an iPhone, you make a passcode and an *option* to have Face ID or not. Just skip and and you’re all good.

Could you rephrase exactly what happened, and what they did?

people got hella sensitive over the years and Samsung uses their victim card lol

This other guy copied your comment and got 126+ likes but you are here with 4 likes.

Keep coping iToddler

@@randomcat5262 all good. His probly popped up being more recent. I see that happen a lot in comment sections

@@0xm say what? Who is itoddler?

If you use an Apple Watch, the screen will turn off when you leave, but light back up when it's detected in range

@@ZaneEckols just tried it and holy shit this is the first time I know about this (the link between Standby Mode and Apple Watch)

It uses a very sensitive detection system!

😂😂😂

Yea not saying much but go off

this is not even remotely similar to windows 11 recall. iPhone attention awareness checks whether there is a person looking at a phone or not. so, there is *no* photo being taken. the ai algorithm actively checks whether there is a person in front of the phone without taking any pictures. whereas Windows 11 recall takes pics of your desktop and *stores* it for future use. this includes your browsing history as well.

@@ironspider6851it doesn’t store browser history in normal way

@@FFNUser i mean it takes screenshots of your browser while you use it. so, in a way it stores your browsing history as well.

Says you, a youtube commentor. 😐

bro probably watches youtube shorts

@@epzoSame shitty app without the communist spyware and Gen z tumblrinas

Yup, and Boeing makes flawless aircraft! Stupid tiktokers!!!

Haha what they want you to believe

This might help. If you're looking at your phone when it rings the volume automatically lowers itself. If that's not what you're referring to then I'm not sure.

@@joej6650It is. I’m still waiting for the day when Apple lets us change the volume of alarms and system sounds separate from the ringer volume. Android has had this forever. I’m not buying an Apple product again, I now realize how behind they are

Lmao.

Lol.

@@notbadbutnotgood3369 It's fun not having to be flashbanged at night when I need to unlock the phone.

@@notbadbutnotgood3369 Better than being flashbanged.

Greg is slightly wrong in the video. the dot projector sensor is only used during face id. for attention awareness features (the one explained in the video) , it uses the flood illuminator. so there is *no* 30000 dots being flashed onto your face every 5 seconds. in other words, Lidar is *not* being used for determining whether a user is looking or not.

This is why it's good to disconnect a battery from the cell when not in use. Even if you "turn off" the phone, it's never "really" off thus why the battery dies like 3 days later.

Infared cameras cant take pictures and if they could the storage would be filled up in less than a day

You are only bot

bro you literally got a name that could be written by tiktok bots... you are a fuc*ing bot

I apologize that was rude