If you’re thinking, “I’m sure I could lock apps with Face ID before iOS 18,” you’re right — up to a point. The technology was available, but it was up to app developers to implement it.

Look for Use Face ID For, select Other Apps, and toggle on the apps you want to use Face ID for unlocking. If an app has a Face ID option, you can usually use it on the app’s log-in screen. How ...

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Tap the app icon and authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID or your device passcode. Once you've opened the app, you'll see your saved accounts organized alphabetically.

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One of the reasons I installed the iOS 18 beta 1 as soon as it was available for the iPhone is the ability to lock apps with Face ID. I’ve been waiting for this feature for years. I think it’s ...

Know how to protect your apps with Face ID is a game-changer. Even with the best iPhones, accidentally leaving your device unlocked and in view of others can be a privacy concern. But iOS 18 ...

You'll then be prompted to use Face ID (or your passcode) whenever you tap on the app to open it. To unlock the app: Long press on the app. Select Don't Require Face ID. Follow the prompts to ...

It’s easy to set up Face ID on your iPhone or iPad, and you can use it to unlock your phone, sign in to apps, confirm Apple Pay transactions, autofill passwords, and more.

Above is how this looks with a native iOS 18 app. Repeat the same steps and choose Don’t Require Face ID to turn the lock off. And here’s how it looks with a third-party app that you can lock ...