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Probably. The Apple Watch locks when removed from the wrist, and required subsequent authentication before it can be used for payments. There's minimal risk her
by matthewmacleod 10y ago
Probably. The Apple Watch locks when removed from the wrist, and required subsequent authentication before it can be used for payments. There's minimal risk here.
- salzig 10y agoI dont own one. Does it look when removed? Is unlocking required for all, or can i disable it?
- otterley 10y agoIt locks automatically when you remove it from your wrist.
- matthewmacleod 10y agoI also don't own one, but my understanding is that: - a passcode is required to use features like Apple Pay - the watch can be configured such that it only has to be unlocked once, until it is removed from the wrist/rebooted/manually locked
- k-mcgrady 10y ago>> "- a passcode is required to use features like Apple Pay" Not true. You just double tap the side button and can use Apple Pay. The way it secures itself is that as soon as you remove it from your wrist it locks and requires a passcode. You can't do anything with it until you enter the passcode.
- matthewmacleod 10y agoThat's what I mean, sorry. You can't configure Apple Pay without having set up a passcode; wrist detection allows you to skip entering the passcode so long as the watch hasn't been removed.