Tom's Guide filed Touch ID in the side button among Duo's constraints after calling the crease nailed. [1] This paper already printed the hands-on. Touch ID is not Face ID. Print the side button. Do not print Face ID on the foldable.

Macworld's remaining limitations sit on the same page. Weight and $1,999 remain. A biometric choice is not a teardown. October remains the shelf month. Print Touch ID. Do not merge Duo into 18 Pro.

Print the side button. Leave a named Face ID foldable to the edition that owns a named Face ID foldable.
The side button remains Touch ID, not Face ID and not a reason to merge two SKUs.
Thursday is not Face ID on Duo.

Biometrics are packaging decisions as much as security ones; a side button says thinness won. Face ID's absence is a supply-chain sentence. Thursday reads the button, not the roadmap.

Roadmaps stay unread; buttons stay pressed. Thursday presses the button. Face ID waits for another year.

Unread roadmaps stay unread; Thursday reads a side button. Thinness won. Two SKUs stay two SKUs.

Thursday reads the button, not the roadmap. Thinness won. Two SKUs stay two SKUs.

Side-button Touch ID is the biometric Apple put on Duo, not Face ID. Macworld's leftover limits still include weight and $1,999. The calendar under that button is still October. The foldable does not merge into 18 Pro on a biometric.
Weight and $1,999 stay leftover limits. Two SKUs stay two SKUs. Face ID is not the biometric Apple put on Duo.

Weight and $1,999 stay leftover limits. Two SKUs stay two SKUs. Thursday's Duo biometric is Touch ID, not Face.

-- DAVID CHEN, Beijing