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They realize that at Apple too. Face/Touch ID can be forcefully disabled for enterprise. However for an average Joe this is not a threat.
by nobodyshere 9y ago
They realize that at Apple too. Face/Touch ID can be forcefully disabled for enterprise. However for an average Joe this is not a threat.
- tormeh 9y agoCan you require both face and password?
- nobodyshere 9y agoNo. As far as I know, there is no such device on the market. You can disable Face ID, but can't force it in combination with passcode, for example. Android allows you basically the same approach: any of the currently enabled methods. It is awkward though that there is no option to have that sort of 2FA for mobile devices, where at least two methods would be required, or strictly specified ones.
- valuearb 9y agoThat would be an extremely bad idea. In that scenario, imagine FaceID fails to recognize you, now you can't get into your device. Currently if FaceID fails, you have passcode as an alternative way into the device.
- nobodyshere 9y agoAlthough fingerprint AND face/iris scan would probably add more confidence, with passcode as a reserve option.