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If you turn off your iPhone, you can't use it again without entering your password, and you would have to do that consciously. On the other hand, your phone cou
by TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago
If you turn off your iPhone, you can't use it again without entering your password, and you would have to do that consciously. On the other hand, your phone could otherwise be unlocked with just your fingerprint.
- colejohnson66 11y agoIs there a way to know Touch ID is available, but can't be used because the device was just rebooted? Or does it act like there's just a password?
- thesimon 11y ago>Is there a way to know Touch ID is available, but can't be used because the device was just rebooted? I don't know the verbatim message, but it says something along the lines of "Passcode is required to enable Touch ID"
- jayrhynas 11y ago"iPhone requires your passcode after restarting" vs "Touch ID requires your passcode when iPhone restarts" Also, if Touch ID is disabled then putting a finger on the sensor does nothing, but if it's enabled it shows the passcode screen with the above message Edit: with Touch ID enabled, if you slide to the lock screen without touching the sensor, it says "iPhone requires your passcode after restarting" but the title says "Touch ID or Enter Passcode"