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As usual, it is clear no one read the article. > While most common software uses areas of light contrast to register identifying features, Apple’s Face ID instead uses depth perception. Apple is not the only ones that use depth cameras to do facial recognition. Microsoft has been doing that for years for the Kinect. Really, any halfway decent system uses depth cameras. They might just be too expensive for large scale application right now, it is could be because this was a "former military system", meaning they upgraded to a new one. If you do not use a depth camera, you get the issue people have with just holding a picture up to a camera and tricking it (or in this case, using face paint).