You might at times do not want to use the Apple Face ID on your iPhone. So if you wish to turn off the Face ID on your iPhone you simply have to do the below steps,
- Go to Settings App,
- Click on Face ID & Passcode,
- You will be prompted to "Enter your passcode"
- Once you enter your passcode, you should see iPhone unlock under, USE FACE FOR:, disable it.
- You would see now the iPhone will not unlock using your face!
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