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how is it worse? touch id’s serving as authentication and approval for payment was actually exploited as a scam. I don’t see how this could be done with face id

• baddox 8y ago
  That’s fair. I never encountered anything like that. In my experience Touch ID was faster, more reliable, and more versatile (e.g. able to be activated with the phone lying on a table without peering over it with my face).
  • hvidgaard 7y ago
    I happen to be in a situation where I have a phone with Face ID and one with Touch ID. Touch ID with wet or slightly dirty fingers are not good. I've been doing some gardening over Easter and Touch ID is barely working because my fingers are more rough than they normally are. Face ID on the other hand, works just as expected. It doesn't work optimally if I'm lying down, but that's not a problem for me personally.