The iPhone 16 family is expected to feature Face ID-related design changes.
A new change has been rumored for the iPhone 16 series, which Apple will likely announce in September.
According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, Apple is going to make major changes to the Face ID system, which helps with user authentication, improves the quality of photographs, and creates better augmented reality experiences.
Per the outlet, the US semiconductor company Coherent, which has a microchip plant in the UK and supplied components for the Face ID system, is closing down.
Apparently, Apple was the facility’s main customer and the company’s decision to introduce changes to the Face ID system meant for the iPhone 16 family means that it no longer needs Coherent to make components for it.
