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I'm calling it that Touch ID will make a comeback: https://twitter.com/ernsheong/status/908018119595003904 https://twitter.com/ernsheong/status/9080181195950039
by ernsheong 9y ago
I'm calling it that Touch ID will make a comeback: https://twitter.com/ernsheong/status/908018119595003904 https://twitter.com/ernsheong/status/908018119595003904
How bout: Touch ID + Face ID. Hahaa
- cmsj 9y agoI'm not sure that Touch ID can come back in its current form. Phil stood on stage and told us Touch ID is 50,000 secure and Face ID is 1,000,000 secure. I think the only way for Touch ID to come back is for it to cover the whole display, so it can authenticate every touch.
- phire 9y agoAgreed. If you could make it so every single tap was scanned, you could make the phone so secure, yet so simple to use. The phone could constantly monitor both Face ID and full-screen Touch ID at the same time, and if it detects anything funky going down it can panic and lock. Would close down attacks where someone grabs your phone off you while it's unlocked and quickly disables security.
- colejohnson66 9y agoBut then people you hand your phone to wouldn’t be able to use it
- ernsheong 9y agoAuthenticating every touch sounds way overkill. And your friend can't help you navigate around anymore :( Some human element is lost.
- Thrymr 9y ago> I think the only way for Touch ID to come back is for it to cover the whole display, so it can authenticate every touch. Touch ID only works on the first try about half the time for me, I would love to bring that experience to all my interactions with my phone.
- Aaargh20318 9y agoYou could set it up that at least one fingerprint has to be recognised correctly every X seconds.
- jakebellacera 9y agoI highly doubt this would be possible for a long time, but it would be interesting if Apple could equip the entire display a TouchID sensor. If you could scan all of our fingertips, then you could theoretically "sign" every interaction with the display.