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There's not a way to combine both Touch ID and PIN for iOS access, but some apps do provide a PIN or passcode setting. For me, with the banking apps on my phon
by bryanmgreen 10y ago
There's not a way to combine both Touch ID and PIN for iOS access, but some apps do provide a PIN or passcode setting.
For me, with the banking apps on my phone for example, I use my fingerprint to get into my phone and then manually type in the password. Seems like the best combo to me for mobile security. (Not that I'm worried about it, I'm just security minded.)
- soneil 10y agoIt'd seem fairly trivial for, e.g. Amazon (as in this case) to ask for your Amazon password if you go over a certain dollar-spend - or even weigh the risk of various product categories (e.g., you commonly overnight items from household goods, so we'll trust your thumbprint; but you've never ordered 5 TVs before, you're gonna need your password for that one).
- bryanmgreen 10y agoSmart authentication/authorization is really interesting and I think a good middle ground for most people.