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FaceID on Mac makes no sense. First, the sensor is too thick. But the main one - iPhone wakes when the accelerometer detects movement. So to wake the mac you e
by cududa 5y ago
FaceID on Mac makes no sense. First, the sensor is too thick.
But the main one - iPhone wakes when the accelerometer detects movement. So to wake the mac you either need to press a key or touch the trackpad. At that point, why not just use the touchid button?
- dawnerd 5y agoThen explain it on the iPad Pro. The sensor being thick might not be a problem in a year or two anyways.
- titusjohnson 5y agoFaceID on a workstation enables concepts like Continuous Authorization, proactively lock the workstation if user does not have the correct face. FaceID can also unlock the device by the time you finish opening the laptop and placing it on your desk for the day. If you're not concerned with being forced to unlock your device by looking at it, FaceID is really quite nice.