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The iPhone X’s notch houses Apple’s new TrueDepth sensor that we’re currently using to unlock our iPhones and send animated poop emojis to one another. Apple’s iPhone X may be the future of the iPhone, but it’s that notch that is the true future. While Apple doesn’t let anyone access the Face ID data captured by the TrueDepth camera, developers can use ARKit for the iPhone X to better utilise the capabilities of that sensor. We’ve been expecting some interesting TrueDepth sensor-enabled apps ever since the iPhone X debuted, and as The Verge points out, these should soon be coming.

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