Windows Central:
A recent Windows update has changed how Windows Hello face unlock works, now requiring a color camera in addition to IR sensors to authenticate you. That means it can no longer see you in low-light environments.
Microsoft says this change was made to fix a spoofing vulnerability in Windows Hello, meaning that although it no longer works in the dark, it should now be more secure as a result. It's just a shame that one of the advantages of using IR sensors to log in with your face is no longer applicable on Windows.
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Windows Hello face unlock no longer works in the dark, and Microsoft says it's not a bug
A recent Windows update has changed how Windows Hello face unlock works, now requiring a color camera in addition to IR sensors to authenticate you. That means it can no longer see you in low-light environments.
