Apple, whose patent for the new Magic Keyboard was leaked in the past weeks, came up with the iPhone patent this time. Patently leaked by Apple Privacy Glasses patent only iPhone It has a screen design that its owners can see.
Apple, which has very strict rules on privacy, has applied for a new patent that will protect the personal data of its users. The company, which does not share user information with any institution except for special cases, aims to increase the privacy of iPhone owners in daily use.
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With Privacy Glasses, only iPhone owner can see the screen
Used in Apple’s iPads Magic Keyboard The patent for the new design indicates that it will support opening and closing like a laptop computer. In addition, the company promises that it will be lighter in weight.
US Patent and Trademark Office There is a system definition called “Vision corrected graphic outputs and standard graphic outputs in an electronic device” in the patent published by Privacy Glasses The system, called Apple, will allegedly also take place in AR glasses developed by Apple.
The patent, which is expected to be one of the company’s biggest marketing elements, reveals that users can perform a calibration process to deliberately blur the graphics output presented on the iPhone screen. In patent details Face ID There are also details about the technology.
Apple has started working to further personalize the Face ID technology. In the patent received hairstyles, beard, mustache, glasses, reading glasses, sunglasses and with more details, there is a description of another system that can distinguish the uniqueness of the user’s face. It is estimated that the new Face ID technology will come to Macs with this move.
It is possible to make a screen with a similar feature with the help of a polarizing filter. Some users, who apply a polarizing filter to the glasses frame after removing the polarizing filter on the screen, can create a partially safe screen. People who do not have glasses with a polarizing filter will only see a white screen, while those with glasses with a filter can see all the content.
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