Huawei mocks iPhone X FaceID after usurping Apple as second largest mobile producer
Chinese smartphone company, Huawei, has mocked Apple’s iPhone X, hinting that the device will be subject to unreliable facial recognition.
Huawei mocks iPhone X FaceID
Earlier this month, Apple flaunted the practicality of its FaceID facial recognition feature but Huawei rubbing salt into the wounds after earlier this month dethroning Apple as the world’s second largest smartphone maker, is throwing uncertainty about the effectiveness of the security test.
On Facebook, the company released a video showing an unhappy clown emoji fail to assumedly unlock its own phone.
A caption accompanying the video reads: “Let’s face it, facial recognition isn’t for everyone.”
Of course, it is perhaps reasonable to point out that one could have difficulty accessing their smartphone if they are completely made-up as a clown.
Further to this on Twitter, it urged mobile lovers to 'Take the Next Step' and pick up its Mate10 flagship device.
Feeling disappointed? We've got a real surprise exceeding anything you've ever seen.
Coming 16 Oct ... #HuaweiMate10 pic.twitter.com/rPgPTbDd2B
— Huawei Mobile (@HuaweiMobile) September 12, 2017
It wasn't long ago the company usurped Apple's device sales although the American company can boast that its app ecosystem reduces its dependency on hardware sales.