iPhone Duo不支持FaceTime Eye Contact
Gizmodo援引MacRumors报道称，苹果iPhone Duo不支持FaceTime的Eye Contact功能；该功能使用端侧AI，让用户在视频通话时看起来像是在注视摄像头。自iOS 14推出以来，这项功能已广泛用于多款iPhone，但苹果尚未说明iPhone Duo为何缺少该功能，也未公布支持时间。
这项端侧AI功能的缺失使iPhone Duo与多款现有iPhone存在明显差异，但其原因及未来是否可能支持仍未得到确认。
It’s now been around three days since an iPhone Duo owner complained on the MacRumors forums that something was “a little off” during their FaceTime calls. The note prompted a bit of an investigation, and MacRumors itselfconfirmed on Monday what that user had feared: Apple’s first foldable does not support FaceTime’s Eye Contact feature.
Eye Contact, for those unfamiliar, is essentially the FaceTime version of that creepy Nvidia feature of the same name that, for about five minutes in 2023, made me feel like I was talking to an AI interviewer every time I video-called someone who owned a gaming PC. It uses on-device AI to make it appear as though you’re looking directly into the camera while FaceTiming someone, even when you’re almost certainly looking elsewhere on the screen.
This feature has been widely available across the iPhone line since the launch of iOS 14. That means the normie iPhone 14 has it. The iPhone 13 mini has it. The SE 2 (which also doesn’t support Face ID—sorry to anyone who was about to shout that theory at me) has it.