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I don't think this argument makes much sense. Windows Hello has logged me in by face for years on my Surface Pro. It works well, and there's no onerous trigge
by mkl 5y ago
I don't think this argument makes much sense. Windows Hello has logged me in by face for years on my Surface Pro. It works well, and there's no onerous trigger or precise button-pushing needed. Sit down, tap the mouse/keyboard any way you like, and you're logged in.
- tiffanyh 5y ago> Sit down, tap the keyboard ... and you're logged in How is that a better experience than on macOS where you "Sit down, tap the [touchID] key ... and you're logged in"? Not wanting to sound argumentative, just playing devils advocate.
- dagw 5y agoHow is that a better experience than on macOS where you "Sit down, tap the [touchID] key ... and you're logged in"? One concrete example. When working at my desk I have my MacBook plugged into a screen/keyboard/mouse and stashed away to the side with the lid closed. In this state the touchID key is not accessible and so touchID cannot be used. While Windows Hello works with the webcam I have over my screen.
- mkl 5y agoTapping a specific key is quite different to just pushing the mouse sideways without looking.