Android Q is likely to bring native support for Face ID-rivaling 3D facial recognition hardware to the table, which may suggest the Pixel 4 will be better equipped to take on the next iPhone generation. Android Q is likely to bring native support for Face ID-rivaling 3D facial recognition hardware to the table, which may suggest the Pixel 4 will be better equipped to take on the next
If Google indeed plans to finally modernize the rudimentary default Trusted Face functionality on Android, we’re likely to see an onslaught of high-end phones offering better, safer, more reliable facial recognition solutions in the not-too-distant future.
Meanwhile, the vast majority of today’s Android flagships, as well as an increasing number of mid-rangers, come with 2D facial recognition systems that are generally inaccurate and can be easily tricked using photos and other gimmicks.
