Apple exec dismisses safety concerns about Face ID

When Apple launched the iPhone X last week, the firm highlighted many of the key new features, including facial recognition capabilities, called Face ID. While Apple is optimistic about the feature, many people have raised concerns about its safety. For instance, some have said it could be used by thieves to unlock your phone just by holding it up to your face. Now, in a new interview, Craig Federighi, Apple's software engineering chief has reassured users that they can easily disable the feature, should they be concerned about it. Mr Federighi even went so far as to say that people will soon not be able to live without the feature.