Chapter 1: Recent iOS Update and Its Implications

It appears that there's disappointing news regarding some older iPhone models. I touched on this topic yesterday but would like to delve deeper into why this might be significant and what potential solutions we could explore. The recent release of iOS 15.4 (in beta) seems promising, introducing a variety of new features that I'm quite pleased about. However, one particular feature stands out: the ability to use Face ID while wearing a mask.

Unfortunately, this new functionality is exclusively available for the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13, leaving models like the iPhone 11 and earlier out of the loop. From what I've observed, the Face ID hardware in the iPhone 12 does not differ significantly from that of the iPhone 11, which raises questions as to why Apple chose not to extend this feature to older devices.

Currently, we are in the first beta phase, so there is a possibility that this feature could be introduced later on. However, this isn’t the first instance where Apple has restricted features to the latest iPhone models. For example, Siri was unavailable on the iPhone 4, group FaceTime was never accessible on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 5S, and Portrait Mode was missing from several devices that could have easily supported it.

In conclusion, the most effective way to advocate for the addition of this feature to older iPhone models is to communicate with Apple Support and express our desire for it. What are your thoughts on this situation?

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out in the comments. More than anything, I appreciate every one of you, and I hope to see you in the next article!

Chapter 2: Community Engagement

This video, titled "iPhone 11 Vs iPhone XR In 2024! (Comparison) (Review)," provides a comprehensive comparison of these two models and discusses their features and functionalities in the current tech landscape.

In another insightful video, "iPhone 11 Vs iPhone XR In 2023! (Comparison) (Review)," the differences and similarities between the iPhone 11 and XR are explored, highlighting the relevance of these models today.

If you enjoyed my insights and would like to hear more, check out the links below! Your support means the world to me!