On new budget iPhone 16e, there's a big change in Apple's biometric security

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  Apple iPhone 16e Review: Questionable Value

  Apple’s latest $599 iPhone isn’t the best bang for your buck.
  
  Wired - 1d

• The iPhone 16e has one big drawback

  The new device has all the bells and whistles we have come to expect.
  
  MarketWatch - 6d
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  Apple iPhone 16e (2025): Specs, Price, Release Date

  The iPhone SE is no more. It’s now replaced by the iPhone 16e, which includes a price hike, Face ID, and USB-C.
  
  Wired - Feb. 19
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  Apple Unveils Lower-Priced iPhone 16e With A.I. Features

  The iPhone 16e is the first update to the company’s most affordable model since 2022, but carries a higher price tag of $599.
  
  The New York Times - Feb. 19
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  Apple Pulls iPhone Security Feature in UK

  Law enforcement in the country was pressuring the company to create a tool that would act like a back door into customers’ data.
  
  The New York Times - Feb. 21
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  Indonesia agrees deal with Apple that could end iPhone sales ban: reports

  Yahoo News - 2d
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  Apple to fix iPhone dictation bug that replaces word ‘racist’ with ‘Trump’

  Tech company blames ‘phonetic overlap’ for problem where US president’s name appears. Apple has promised to fix a bug in its iPhone automatic dictation tool after some users reported it had ...
  
  The Guardian - 2d
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  Apple to Fix iPhone Dictation Glitch That Suggests Replacing the Word ‘Racist’ With ‘Trump’

  The company is responding to the controversy after some iPhone owners posted videos this week detailing how the glitch works.
  
  Inc. - 2d

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