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I've noticed people saying this over on MacRumors, but my experience is exactly the opposite. I have a single finger set up as a single fingerprint, on a M1 Air
by Toutouxc 4y ago
I've noticed people saying this over on MacRumors, but my experience is exactly the opposite. I have a single finger set up as a single fingerprint, on a M1 Air, and it's been 100 % since I got the machine 20 months ago.
Like literally 100 %, I don't think I've ever had to touch the sensor twice or wait more than half a second.
PS: My hands don't sweat much and I keep the keyboard clean and without dust.
- microtonal 4y agoI don't have that success rate. But what usually helps is enrolling a fingerprint twice a year. I guess it has to do with having dryer hands in the winter. So I typically redo a fingerprint near the end of autumn and at the end of spring and I am fine, so I am also near a 100% recognition rate. I also only enroll one fingerprint, because I use a Magic Keyboard with Touch ID when I have the MacBook docked, the Touch ID sensor is always in the same position relative to my hands. Regardless, I still hope we'll have Face ID on Macs one day.