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I can put my finger on it, literally, I love the fingerprint sensor for Apple Pay. I see my wife trying to use face-id for it and it seems very convoluted. Unti
by jboy55 7y ago
I can put my finger on it, literally, I love the fingerprint sensor for Apple Pay. I see my wife trying to use face-id for it and it seems very convoluted. Until someone shows me a simple a gesture as holding out my phone with my thumb on the fingerprint sensor, I don't have any want for a replacement for my 8.
- eyeball 7y agoSame. I far prefer the fingerprint sensor to Face ID.
- cpuguy83 7y agoWatch is really really nice.
- hanche 7y agoOne big problem with the fingerprint sensor: It's thrown off by even a minor amount of moisture.
- krzyk 7y agoOr dryness. During winter I can't get fingerprint sensors to work on my fingers :(
- ssully 7y agoI still have an iPhone 7 so I am in the same boat as you, but don't you just double tap the power button for Apple Pay on FaceID devices? That's the same way you do it with TouchID, except you are using a different button.
- jboy55 7y agoI just know that when I place my phone next to the payment sensor, the phone switches to "pay mode". So if my thumb is there, the action is just put phone next to sensor, put thumb on fingerprint, in one fluid motion. For my wife there's this, place phone next to sensor, lift phone up to look at it, then put it back down. Often times lifting it up causes the payment system to timeout. Perhaps there's a smoother motion, double clicking, then face-id then press. To me, the finger print sensor just means I'm tapping my phone on the sensor.