Apple makes it easier to skip Face ID if you're wearing a mask

Being able to unlock your iPhone with Face ID is great, until you're wearing a mask. Apple recognizes this, and in beta software released today, it makes it a little easier to skip the Face ID display and enter your passcode, CNBC reports. At the moment, there is a slight delay between your phone realizing that it can't see your face and offering the screen to enter a passcode. To avoid that, you either have to remove your mask or turn off Face ID. But in the most recent iOS 13.5 beta, Apple lets users swipe up to enter a passcode and skip the delay.