BASF sues Apple over alleged Face ID face-authentication patent infringement
BASF has filed a lawsuit against Apple alleging infringement of its face-authentication technology patents. The complaint targets facial authentication approaches and is said to relate to face verification for display and OLED systems, which the report notes aligns with under-display facial authentication concepts. The full filing was not yet reviewed, but the case is set in a U.S. district court known for faster patent litigation.
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- Apple's Face ID technology target of latest lawsuit from BASF (appleinsider.com)