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The primary use case here is keeping kids from buying apps or in-app purchases when their parents lend them the phone to play games. A casual solution is perfec
by cstejerean 13y ago
The primary use case here is keeping kids from buying apps or in-app purchases when their parents lend them the phone to play games. A casual solution is perfectly acceptable. If someone is going to go through the trouble of stealing my phone and cloning my fingerprint I'm guessing they would want more than purchasing music or apps under my iTunes account.
- dunk010 13y agoAnd if you know your phone is stolen you can disable it anyways.
- FuzzyDunlop 13y agoYou can't renew your fingerprint, though.
- legitsource 13y agoLocks just keep an honest man honest. If someone wants what you have bad enough, there really isn't anything you can do to stop them.
- bashinator 13y agoIf my kid is talented enough to create a silicone-gel replica of my fingerprint in order to buy in-game merch, she's earned it.