Apologies if this has been asked. I was reviewing the transcript iOS 16 camera improvement as it relates to depth and depth maps. It’s my understanding that said models including LIDAR scanners play a big role in the resulting depth maps that are captured when taking an image. I know this is an improvement from models that rely on Truedepth cameras, but how does this play into the new Lock Screen setup?
Is this effect created solely through software automations or does the presence of LIDAR and depth maps influence the results when it comes to creating the depth effect that pulls subjects to the front while allowing the background to remain in the foreground?
Thanks so much in advanced!
kesen
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Would someone be able to point me to Apple documentation elaborating on supported network security for HomeKit? I’m trying to get a definitive answer as to whether WPA3 is supported, as all HomeKit devices currently on my network show “no response” and fail to be adding if my Eero router is running with WPA3 Personal-Transitional mode enabled. I’m not sure if this is on Eero’s side as it doesn’t strictly disallow WPA3 in transitional mode, but any pairing requests with HomeKit devices will time out and not be able to be added to the network.
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