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I try this occasionally and always disable it again. For some reason I find the fingerprint sensor is far less reliable for this particular use case. When I try
by JimDabell 3y ago
I try this occasionally and always disable it again. For some reason I find the fingerprint sensor is far less reliable for this particular use case. When I try to authenticate, I have to try repeatedly to get it to recognise my fingerprint. I know it’s the same hardware and software doing the matching, so it doesn’t really make any sense to me.
- MBCook 3y agoI don’t use it either. I don’t need sudo enough so I just don’t find the need. My password is strong but it’s not like it’s 58 characters. I love Touch ID in general on this Mac. This just didn’t do anything special for me, so I never really adopted it.
- latchkey 3y agoI don't use sudo that much either, but it was always one of those things that was fun to adopt because it was theoretically a one time change. Set and forget. Once Apple started to update the OS more frequently, I stopped bothering trying to keep up with the resets. Thankfully this annoyance is fixed!