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They could just have it say "example.com wants to use Touch ID to sign-in. Biometric data is not shared." with a help link that goes on to explain in laymens te
by easton 6y ago
They could just have it say "example.com wants to use Touch ID to sign-in. Biometric data is not shared." with a help link that goes on to explain in laymens terms how your iPhone basically sends a password-ish thing to the website after you use Touch ID (similar to how Apple Pay sends a one-time use credit card number to a merchant).
- asdff 6y agoApple's UI designers would never tolerate such a helpful and wordy dialog box.
- can16358p 6y agoI don't understand why they even ask it as a popup. I mean, you already get "touch to login" kind of text next to Touch ID on Touch Bar, if you don't want to login that way, simply don't touch it. Am I missing something extra about the purpose of this popup?
- kevincox 6y agoBecause who is looking at their touch bar constantly just in case a site is trying to login? It seems to me that every time it is active a dialog pops up. Especially when I am using an external monitor there is no way I would notice just that.
- wpm 6y agoMaybe not on iOS but the Mac is replete with messages and dialogs as long as this.