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BASF Subsidiary Sues Apple Over Alleged Face ID Patent Infringement

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TrinamiX, a BASF subsidiary, has filed a lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of infringing on seven of its patents related to face authentication technology used in Apple's Face ID. The complaint alleges that Apple's updated Face ID, which includes material and skin detection, infringes on TrinamiX's patents. TrinamiX is seeking an injunction against Apple and damages.

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