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It was only earlier this summer that Qualcomm announced an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor that could work with an OLED display. Apple, which has not revealed how long its been working on the tech, reportedly had major issues implementing it in the new i. Phone, so it scrapped the plan altogether. Users will unlock the phone using either an old fashioned password or what is expected to be a new facial recognition feature Wall Street Journal reported. But maybe take that second assertion with a grain of salt. Facial recognition has also had some issues being reliable enough to function as a realistic, primary security measure in consumer devices. While weve known for some time that Apple has had trouble implementing an ultrasonic sensor, there were still persistent rumors that a sensor would appear either in the power button, as with the latest Sony Xperia phone, or even on the Apple logo on the back of the phone. However if you glance at any of the leaked images of i. 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