Who is FACE
Real name— Ivan Dremin
Nickname— FACE (Face)
Hometown— Ufa
Activity— Rapper
Height— 176 cm
FACE (Face) biography
Ivan Dremin, better known under the pseudonym Face, is Russian rapper, who appeared not so long ago on the Russian rap scene and gained great popularity thanks to his eccentric compositions.
Before he became famous
Feys was born in the city of Ufa, in an ordinary full family where were: mother, father and brother.
He studied extremely poorly at school and was often expelled for his behavior. Ivan, as they say about such people, was a troubled teenager, he often fought, in his life there were even such moments as robberies and robberies, he took part in street gangs.
After school, Face seriously thinks about taking up music, because his Unified State Exam scores were not enough for him to enter a university, and he couldn’t stand work.
As Face himself says: “To really succeed at something, you need to focus on this matter and not get distracted by other crap. If you work, study and do everything thoroughly, then you are unlikely to succeed.”
Creation
On October 30, 2015, Ivan’s first serious album with the name “Cursed Seal” was released for one track called “Gosha Rubchinsky” and a video was released, since at that time it was a hype title, the video went viral and a large audience of people found out about the rapper, his face became recognizable.
On March 11, 2016, a video work for a joint composition with “ENIQUE” called “FACE x ENIQUE - Megan Fox” was released.
On September 8, 2016, a video for the track “FACE - B*** Face Here You Are Flexing (prod. by hellasketchy)” was released.
On January 3, 2017, a video was released for the song “FACE - I Don’t Give a F*ck,” which was shot by the famous Western video director Cole Bennett; he also worked with rappers such as, with whom Face is so often compared.
On April 9, 2017, FACE releases an album called “HATELOVE”, which is not only warmly received by the existing audience, but also brings new listeners.
On August 6, 2017, a video work for the composition “FACE - BURGER” was released, which gained several million in a couple of days.
On September 10, 2017, the premiere of the album “No Love” took place, which on VKontakte collected 7.9 million views, 302 thousand likes and 25 thousand reposts. This album brought Ivan Dremin enormous popularity; now not only listeners of similar music, but also people from completely different spheres have heard about it.
After the successful premiere of the album, Face is invited to various shows as a guest, for example “ Comedy Club" or " ".
What do Face's tattoos mean?
Ivan has “Numb” stamped above his right eyebrow, which translates from English as “numb, numb.” Under the eyes are “HATE” and “LOVE”, meaning “hate” and “love” respectively.
FACE has the PlayBoy magazine logos on his arms - which he got in honor of what he had sexual relations with more than 100 girls, the brand “Vlone” and there are also tattoos with the inscriptions “F*ck Love” and “Rock Star”. Which translates to “fuck love” and “rock star,” respectively.
Face's personal life
Face and
First meeting
Their first meeting took place at Vidfest in 2017, the rapper approached and said how beautiful she was, took her phone number, and gave her a Kinder surprise toy - a Crocodile, to whom the couple later created an Instagram that has more than 100,000 subscribers.
Instagram of Crocodile and Face
Further relations developed very rapidly, and everything was covered on social networks, including joint live broadcasts, photographs and videos.
And rapper Face (FACE) love each other very much, which they admit to each other on their social networks.
FACE shares in all sorts of interviews the most intimate thing - the fact that he has never loved anyone in his life as much as Maryanochka (that’s what the rapper calls his beloved).
What does Eshkere/Eshkere mean?
Everyone who heard shouts of the word “ Eshkera“, I wondered “what is this?”
Wikipedia says that this word came from Western rappers with the pseudonyms “Lil Jay” and “Chief Keef”, who said “ Let's get it", which translates to "let's get it." Many rappers began to use this phrase, including , with whom Face is constantly compared and they say that it was from him that Dremin stole this phrase, but this is absolutely not true. When pronouncing quickly " Let's get it" she sounds like Eshkere / Eshkere, Face liked the word and he began to use it in his songs, videos, and at concerts.
Who is Lisa from Face's songs?
In many of his songs, Ivan Dremin mentions the name Lisa, but until recently no one knew who she was. So, we are talking about Liza Syomina - a girl from a parallel class with whom the rapper was unrequitedly in love with primary classes. Face even immortalized the girl on the album “HATELOVE”, making her photograph the album cover.
album cover FACE - HATELOVE
X curbed the ardor of enthusiasts and gave more reasons for skepticism. The funny embarrassment that happened to Apple Vice President Craig Federighi instantly became known to the whole world, after which people began to doubt the reliability and security of Face ID.
In this article, we will tell you why this technology is needed and discuss whether there is reason to fear that one day the iPhone X will not be able to be unlocked.
Face ID is a program that can identify a user by face. The True Depth front camera is responsible for this. The camera is located on a small “island” in the front, not covered by the display – geeks aptly dubbed it the “bangs”. "Bangs" hides great amount sensors and electronics.
These sensors enable Face ID to work. When the user takes the smartphone in his hand, an infrared sensor (flood illuminator) is activated, the task of which is to recognize whether there is a face in front of the screen. If there is a positive response from the infrared sensor, the dot projector is launched - the laser projects 30,000 dots onto the face in front of the screen. Finally, the infrared camera reads those points that are clearly visible and compares them with the 3D image the user originally took. If the technology “recognizes” the owner, the processor is given the command: the gadget needs to be unlocked.
The same system is used to create animoji, which are capable of copying the user’s facial expressions.
For Face ID, the most important thing is to see 3 elements of the user’s face: mouth, nose and eyes. If an iPhone X owner changes his hairstyle or grows a beard or mustache, this will not confuse Apple technology. It’s another matter if a person puts on dark glasses, takes his eyes away from the camera, closes them, or covers his mouth with a scarf - in these cases, Face ID may be powerless.
Apple has installed a small coprocessor in its flagship, thanks to which Face ID will remember the face more and more clearly over time. The longer you use your smartphone, the faster facial recognition works and the less accessories like glasses confuse the program.
What is Face ID technology for?
Using Face ID, you can:
In short, Face ID completely covers the functionality of Touch ID.
How to set up Face ID?
Setting up Face ID should only be done by thoroughly stretching the cervical vertebrae. You can find the required option on your phone by following the path “ Settings» — « Face ID and password" Once in the menu of the corresponding settings section, you need to act as follows:
- Click on " Setting up Face ID» and place the device at a distance of approximately 30 cm from your face. A round frame will appear on the screen - make sure that your face is in the center.
- Slowly move your head in a circular motion so that the program can form a structural (3D) image. By the way, for those who, due to physical limitations, cannot turn their heads, Apple has provided a different algorithm - you can activate it through the settings section “ Accessibility options».
- Click " Further"and repeat the circular motion.
- When a notification appears on the screen that Face ID is configured, click on “ Ready».
This useful animation is posted on the Apple website:
You can only add one face to Face ID on iPhone X. Setting up a smartphone so that any family member can unlock it using their face will not work.
Is Face ID really safe?
Apple claims: the probability that an iPhone X will make a mistake when unlocking by face is 1:1,000,000. For comparison, the probability of a Touch ID error was 1:50,000. In order to explain the incredible security of Face ID and relieve users of doubts about the advisability of using the program , Apple said the following about the technology:
- A unique 3D facial image cannot be stolen. It is stored in the memory of the Secure Enclave coprocessor on the device itself and is not sent to Apple servers.
- Face ID won't "buy" into a photo because infrared dots are projected differently onto a flat image. In this aspect, Apple certainly outperformed, whose Face Unlock technology was easily fooled with a photograph.
- You can’t fool Face ID with masks and plaster models either. Apple checked.
Despite all this, Face ID technology is far from perfect. Specifically, she failed the “twin test.”
There is no guarantee that the smartphone cannot be unlocked by using a 3D mask. Modern technologies They allow you to make one from just one photograph of a person. From this point on, Touch ID is even more reliable: hollywood movies they lie - the fingerprint sensor will not respond to the finger of the deceased, a severed finger or a prosthesis. For the scanner to work, you need a surface electric charge, which only living tissue provides. In the case of Face ID, there is no direct contact - this gives scammers room to experiment with a 3D printer.
In addition, Secure Enclave cannot be called invulnerable. Back in mid-2017, they managed to hack the coprocessor and made the decryption key public (as reported by threatpost.com). Apple has patched up this “hole”, but users of Apple technology have already begun to have doubts about how responsibly the Cupertino people take to ensuring the safety of personal data.
5 Important Points Face ID Users Should Know
It is important for iPhone X users to remember that Face ID:
- Will not be able to recognize the child. For technology, all children under 12 years of age (approximately) are the same person.
- Does not love sunlight. There is a possibility that the True Depth camera will not be able to perform its functions in sunny weather. The user will have to find a shadow or at least change the angle of the device in order to unlock the phone using the face.
- Doesn't work in landscape orientation. At least for now. The iPhone must be held vertically.
- It will turn off if it fails to recognize the user's face 2 times in a row. The iPhone owner will have to enter a password.
- Not the most dynamic way to unlock a smartphone. Touch ID is much faster - like any other fingerprint scanner on modern mobile phones.
It is obvious that many of the described shortcomings will be eliminated as the program is updated and improved. The same Touch ID, which is now an effective tool for protecting a smartphone, was mercilessly criticized by users at first.
Conclusion
The 1:1,000,000 ratio that Apple loves to flaunt looks extremely dubious. A study led by the University of Washington found that even the most powerful modern systems facial recognition systems show an efficiency of 98% - that is, they are wrong at least twice out of 100 times. The analysis is carried out permanently, the data is constantly updated - perhaps someday a system will appear on the list that works accurately in 99.9999% of cases, but modern level technology development looks like a utopia.
However, even in its current state, Face ID copes well with iPhone protection. Sometimes the program is even too vigilant, which explains the incident with Federighi. According to Apple, in the time leading up to the presentation, Face ID had to try to identify a huge number of individuals, so it decided to play it safe and ask for a password.
One of the main features of the iPhone X was the TrueDepth front camera, which powers Face ID. But it works so-so - to confirm this, we collected 10 problems with the face scanner.
1. Face ID doesn't work in landscape mode
Early iPhone X owners note that Face ID does not work in landscape orientation. If you intentionally or accidentally turn your smartphone over, you will not be able to unlock it using your face.
This feature makes the face scanner not as convenient a solution as the fingerprint sensor, which works in any position of the device in space.
This is what Face ID does in it. modern form completely unsuitable for use in future generations of iPad. It’s likely that something similar won’t appear on tablets until Face ID 2.
2. Face ID needs to see your eyes, nose and mouth
The face scanner, which operates on the basis of the TrueDepth front camera, is based on machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies.
With the help of them, it is constantly improving and after a month of use it recognizes you in almost any form - with or without clothes, after a stormy night and with a week’s stubble.
However, as a rule of thumb, Face ID needs to see your eyes, nose, and mouth for it to work. For example, if the latter is covered with a scarf, the face scanner simply will not recognize you.
3. Face ID will definitely blind you in bright sunlight
Touch ID does not work with wet or even just damp hands, or with gloves in winter. This makes the fingerprint sensor useless in some use cases.
Similar weak spots Face ID also has it. For example, a face scanner may be blinded by bright sunlight shining on it at a certain angle.
You can deal with this by changing the angle of the device and the position of your head. However, certain difficulties may definitely be associated with this.
4. Face ID does not recognize small children< 12 лет
Not long ago, a warning about the operation of Face ID appeared on the official Apple website, which is most directly related to the safety of using the face scanner.
Surprisingly, TrueDepth today cannot cope with recognizing children under 12 years old - at this age they are too similar to each other.
Of course, the percentage of iPhone users of this age is unlikely to be very large, but the situation itself looks strange - it turns out that Face ID can literally be deceived by a child.
5. Face ID doesn't always handle twins
As it turns out, Face ID can be wrong not only with small children, but also with twins. If you have an identical brother or sister, stay away from them.
As the experiences of Western journalists show, technology really does not distinguish between some twins - however, this does not always happen.
It has not yet been possible to identify a pattern, but Face ID can distinguish even the most similar ones to our eyes, but confuses others. Most likely, the digital face map is not created in the usual way.
6. Face ID will not save additional users
While I was still using Touch ID, my iPhone had not only a couple of my fingers, but also the prints of my wife and father - just in case something happened.
With Face ID, such a system will not work even if you want to. The scanner built into the iPhone X can only save one face - this is its main limitation.
However, this won't stop you from telling everyone you need your iPhone X password in case of an emergency. Maybe this is for the best.
7. Face ID really wants to see the eyes on you
Western journalists have already noted that Face ID sometimes works strangely. In some cases, it doesn't work until it sees your gaze on itself.
They emphasize that at times you have to look not even at the screen, but directly at the TrueDepth front camera module. Otherwise it doesn't want to work.
As a result, it turns out that the iPhone X thinks that it is not its owner who is looking at it, and prompts you to enter a password. This is incredibly annoying.
8. Face ID can be disabled for security
Oh, by the way, similarly to Touch ID, Face ID is sometimes disabled for security reasons - in particular, if the scanner was unable to recognize your face five times in a row.
A similar situation occurs after rebooting the iPhone X, remote blocking via Find iPhone, and also after using the SOS signal.
In addition, the iPhone X will ask you to enter a passcode instead of using Face ID if the smartphone has been locked for 48 hours or the scanner has not been used in the last 4 hours.
9. Face ID is not needed to protect your data
We have already written that biometric data protection technologies are not needed to make your iPhone noticeably more secure - no.
They are necessary for ease of authentication on the device. Entering your password every time is difficult. But putting your finger on it is a piece of cake.
However, both Touch ID and Face ID are much easier to fool than the number pad for entering a password. In the first case, a rubber finger model is suitable for this, in the second - a twin.
10. Face ID is much slower than Touch ID
If you compare the speed of Touch ID in iPhone 8 and Face ID in iPhone X, it becomes clear that the face scanner is noticeably slower than the fingerprint sensor.
And this is not surprising, because before today Touch ID has survived several generations of the iPhone and today has become noticeably faster and safer.
Of course, in a couple of years Face ID will definitely lose most of its shortcomings, but today it cannot be denied that it certainly has them.
Users have a lot of questions about the iPhone X and the new Face ID feature that scans your face. Some people want to know if they can use the iPhone X without Face ID for unlocking and other tasks like Apple Pay or in-app authentication.
If for some reason you don't want your phone to scan your face, you'll be glad to hear that the answer is yes - you can use iPhone X without Face ID, the feature is optional. You don’t have to register your face at all.
Below we answer some popular questions about Face ID and iPhone X.
Is it necessary to useFace ID oniPhone X?
No. If you don't want to use facial recognition, you don't even need to set it up. Without Face ID, you won't be able to unlock your phone just by looking at it, and instead you'll have to enter your password every time. More about this later.
Is it possible to skip the setting right away?Face ID oniPhone X?
Yes. When setting up your device for the first time, you can skip the scanning process entirely Face ID. Instead, you will need to come up with a password.
How to unlockiPhone X withoutFace ID?
You can unlock your iPhone X with a password, just like any other iPhone model.
To unlock iPhone X without Face ID, simply pick it up, touch the screen, or press the side button. Then swipe up on the screen. A screen will appear asking you to enter your password.
This method should appeal to fans of the good old “swipe to unlock” that existed before. Only now you need to swipe up, not left, across the screen. Use the same gesture on iPhone X to return to the home screen.
If not usedFace ID, can you unlock your phone by swiping?
Yes. If you do not configure Face ID, then unlocking will be carried out by swiping up.
Is it possible to disableFace ID, if it is already configured?
Yes. Even if you've completed setting up Face ID, you can turn off the feature.
In Settings, this can be done completely or temporarily in several ways, which we described.
If I change my mind, can I turn it back on?Face ID?
Yes, Face ID can be turned on and set up at any time in Settings > Face ID & Password.
Is it possible to createAnimoji withoutFace ID?
Yes. You can create and send Animoji on iPhone X without Face ID.
In case you weren't aware, Animoji uses the front-facing camera to read your facial movements and recreate them with an animated character on the screen in Messages. The result is short videos with characters that mimic your movements and voice. Among them there is a unicorn, a bear, a dog, a cat, a turd, etc.
What will happen, do not useFace ID?
Apart from the lack of Face ID capabilities, nothing. You will simply lose access to the following features:
- You won't be able to quickly unlock your iPhone X by scanning your face while swiping. Instead, you will need to swipe the screen and then enter your password.
- You won't be able to verify Apple Pay purchases and payments with a face scan.
- You won't be able to use Face ID at all unless you enable and set it up. It would seem obvious, but some people still ask this question.
Remember that the iPhone X does not have Touch ID, it has been completely replaced by Face ID. Basically, if you don't use Face ID, you'll have to enter a password to unlock your phone, confirm purchases, use Apple Pay, Apple Cash, iTunes, App Store and other services that require authentication.
Can someone else use mine?iPhone X, if my face is registered on it?
Yes, if they know your iPhone X password.
Or they can hold the iPhone X up to your face so you look at it. This will work too.
Face ID can be temporarily disabled. So, if you are concerned about your safety, then it is worth reading about.
Safe whetherFace ID?Protected whether my data?
Many people who don't like Face ID are concerned about their privacy and security. Who or what can access your data? How is your personal information protected?
Apple answered these questions:
Privacy is very important to Apple. Face ID data, including a mathematical model of your face, is encrypted and protected by Secure Enclave. These will change and update over time, after each successful authentication, to make Face ID work better. The data will be updated when the facial similarity is high, but a password is used to unlock. Face ID data never leaves your device or is copied to iCloud or anywhere else.
All questions about Face ID are similar to questions about Touch ID that began to appear after the technology was released several years ago. Apple can say with confidence that all your personal data is protected. More about work Face technology You can find out the ID.
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