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iPhones could get a popular Android phone feature – but not until the iPhone 17

Posted on June 29, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Apple’s smartphones haven’t used Touch ID fingerprint scanning since the iPhone X (other than the budget iPhone SE devices), instead using Face ID facial recognition. According to a top Apple analyst, that could change – but not any time soon. Ming-Chi Kuo, who’s a respected source in the Apple news space, has long been suggesting that Apple phones could get in-screen fingerprint scanners, like many Android phones have, and has previously claimed we could see them early as 2023.
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