BASF Sues Apple For Allegedly Infringing Its Patents For Face Authentication Technology, Court Filing Shows
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BASF says Apple used their invention for Face ID without permission, and they're taking it to court to stop it. When companies fight over who invented something, it can cost money and time—so watch if Apple has to pay or change how Face ID works.
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