So one family member subtly reaches for the iPhone 15 and tries to unlock the device with her face. She is denied. Another family member grabs the phone away and looks at the display hoping that Face ID will unlock the phone. No dice. All together, three family members are shot down by Face ID. Finally, the owner of the iPhone returns to the table, and not suspecting that her phone was the subject of her family’s curiosity, she gets another notification about an iMessage. Looking at her phone, she unlocks it with her face. And while she reads her messages, the other women in the family stare at her as if to say, “We know who sent you an iMessage.”
You’re sure to see the ad pop up on some of the platforms you stream while watching the NCAA College Basketball tournament on broadcast television, and on Major League Baseball, NBA, and NHL contests.
