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Well, generally, when you grab your phone, you're going to have your thumb/finger close to the TouchID button anyway. Furthermore, having your phone flat on th
by thirdsun 7y ago
Well, generally, when you grab your phone, you're going to have your thumb/finger close to the TouchID button anyway.
Furthermore, having your phone flat on the table and just wanting to peak at it is a major and common use case I'm anybody can relate to. I'm fine with FaceID but definitely regard it as a step back and the cases where I can't use FaceID or it has failed easily outnumber situations where I couldn't use TouchID.