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Apple just dropped a bunch of new OS betas bringing a pair of long-awaited features.

IOS beta 15.4 delivers the ability to unlock your phone with

face ID while wearing a mask, really upper face ID if we're going to be

pedantic about it, while versions beta 15.4 of iPad OS and Mac OS 12.3 deliver the delayed

features universal control.

Face ID with a mask on has, for obvious reasons, been a hotly requested feature since the outset of the pandemic.

In April 2020, a feature was first reported that would drop the user to a password input screen

when the phone spots a mask and last February

iOS 14.5's developer beta brought with it the ability to unlock the phone via

a connected Apple watch a clever workaround of sorts.

And earlier this month Google announced that it would kill free Google Workspace accounts

that were using the G Suite Legacy Free Edition, as spotted by Arse Technica and following customer backlash,

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