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I have never enabled FaceID (or even TouchID) on my phone, primarily because I feel like a password should be something you know and biometric data is somethin
by ajdude 3y ago
I have never enabled FaceID (or even TouchID) on my phone, primarily because I feel like a password should be something you know and biometric data is something you have (or something you are?)
I always wondered if I should do it for convenience every time I open one of my banking apps, which always requires me to login again.
This has convinced me never to use such a thing, and I'm glad I've stood my ground.
- tropxy 3y agobut how is that going to prevent it from happening? if they can get the code from you, that is as good as having your face id and they can access everything..
- ajdude 3y agoBecause having the code my phone still doesn't get them into my banking applications which have passwords that I have to sign into. I also don't use Apple's password manager so they would have to know another master password to access the passwords for my apps
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- pests 3y agoBanks have their own passwords and do not rely on secie PIN. If you change the auth settings the bank apps fall back to their own password.