Thanks for the information, but reading that:
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iPhone and iPad Pro and the TrueDepth camera system have been thoroughly tested and meet international safety standards. The TrueDepth camera system is safe to use under normal usage conditions. The system will not cause any harm to eyes or skin, due to its low output. It's important to know that the infrared emitters could be damaged during repair or disassembly, so your device should always be serviced by Apple or an authorized service provider. The TrueDepth camera system incorporates tamper-detection features. If tampering is detected, the system may be disabled for safety reasons.
When viewed through certain types of cameras, you may notice light output from the TrueDepth camera. This is expected as some cameras may detect infrared light. Some may also notice a faint light output from the TrueDepth camera when viewed in a very dark room. This is expected in extremely dark settings.
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it means nothing for me: at the end of the day, this is a simple certification issued by Apple that is also the manufacturer...
I would like to read an official statement from at least a couple of third party companies specialized in the control of such new devices that declare that the Face ID produced by Apple is NOT dangerous for the human eyes.
Apple has invested millions of dollars for the environment, renewable activities, quality of work in the factories, RED promotion, etc: I cannot imagine that for such declaration for an issue so important for the health of the people is not ready to invest some pennies...!
I'm not a conspirator, but this lack of clear information do not help the consumers to find out the best choice for their health.
