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> Really? For me, for 3 years, yes. For you, clearly the answer is no. Everyone is different and that is great. OP stated: > That touchid on back is a huge
by somebehemoth 9y ago
> Really?
For me, for 3 years, yes. For you, clearly the answer is no. Everyone is different and that is great.
OP stated:
> That touchid on back is a huge fail from UX perspective.
This is a matter of opinion that was stated as fact. I've used both styles of phone (simultaneously) where the fingerprint sensor is on the thumb/home button v. on the back for a few years now. I prefer the sensor on the back. I am not alone in this opinion. Therefore, it is not a "huge UX fail". That is the point I was trying to make.