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You can turn it off. Or you can apply a threat model and determine whether the people for whom TouchID/FaceID is keeping your phone secure against would have t
by namelost 9y ago
You can turn it off.
Or you can apply a threat model and determine whether the people for whom TouchID/FaceID is keeping your phone secure against would have the resources to mount such an attack.
- dsp1234 9y agoHow do you change biometric keys once they're compromised? You can turn it off. Is "don't use a lock" really the answer to "my key was stolen"?
- nicky0 9y agoI think it's more a case of "use a different lock". That is, use a passcode.
- schrodinger 9y agoTurning off FaceID isn't "don't use a lock", it's "use a password instead."