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ToggleWhat Face ID actually checks
Face ID uses depth information, so an ordinary photograph is not equivalent to an enrolled face. Apple describes safeguards against spoofing and circumstances in which a passcode is required. Read Apple’s explanation of Face ID.
If you own the device and cannot unlock it
Check whether you recently changed the passcode and qualify for Apple’s limited Passcode Reset option. Otherwise, official reset or restore procedures may erase the device. Check your existing backups before proceeding; a reset does not create a backup of inaccessible data. Follow Apple’s forgotten-passcode instructions for your situation.
Before seeking assistance
Record the device model, the exact on-screen message, whether you know the Apple Account credentials, and whether a backup already exists. Do not send passcodes, verification codes or private photos in an initial enquiry. Avoid repeated guesses or installing an unknown unlocker.
Our iPhone recovery guide explains official options and their limits. Recovery cannot be guaranteed.