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You're right, unlocking the phone every single time you want to interact with it is exceedingly tedious. Which is why I remove the FaceID/passcode completely.
by gameshot911 4y ago
You're right, unlocking the phone every single time you want to interact with it is exceedingly tedious.
Which is why I remove the FaceID/passcode completely. The overall improvement to my QoL is well worth the increased risk. And all my truly sensitive apps are passcode protected, anyway.
- yazaddaruvala 4y agoThis would change my life! FaceId protect specific Apps + Settings. Let guests (or myself) use Google Maps, Calculator, etc without a lock screen.
- paulmd 4y agoThere is also the middle ground of a lock timeout - if you use your phone more than, say, once an hour, it'll never lock, but if you drop it on the ground and it sits there for an hour it'll be locked if someone finds it.