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>Disabling biometrics the whole time you're in the US is a bit extreme... How on Earth, in any situation, for any reason, can inputting a PIN instead of using

• giantfrog 2y ago
  I'd argue it's not extreme enough: Use an alphanumeric password or passphrase, as long as you can tolerate, instead of a PIN.
• jsheard 2y ago
  Disable it if you want, I'm just offering an alternative for people who wouldn't bother taking that precaution because it's inconvenient. You're not going to convince everyone to take the full measure, and a half measure is better than no measure.
• Spooky23 2y ago
  My employer requires alphanumeric passcodes. So you can’t do it single handedly. It’s also pretty moot in a customs environment. If you use your phone, chances are there’s a camera angle on your pin entry, and they have tools to crack numeric passcodes.