A new failure of the "Fez Ed" technology and accusations of Apple's racism

Apple's problems with iPhone will soon be over. After the company's accusations that it deliberately slows down the speed of older iPhone versions officially recognized by Apple, Apple again finds itself in the dock, this time with its new iPhone X phone.

This time Apple's problems with iPhone are coming from China, where the iPhone originates and its biggest market. A user named Liu Yan from Shanghai bought his phone for iPhone X but was surprised that their young son could unlock the phone Based on face recognition technology. When the man contacted Apple's customer service, they said it might be because of the similarity between the mother and her son, which was not widely accepted among users.

Chinese and international media have been looking at a new situation over the past week, as a Chinese user of an iPhone X phone in Nanjing, east China, noticed that her coworker was able to open her protected phone Face ID, although they are not close to two, which led them to go to the nearby Apple store and re-experience before the staff to make sure.
The frequent cases of opening iPhone phones and bypassing facial face protection, especially in China, have prompted many to accuse Apple of racism and do not pay due attention to Asian users in its modern technology innovations, despite the company's assertions that these cases remain isolated.