>Piss poor excuse - think of all the users using a password now downgrading their security, but Apple advertising it as "high security". If you're talking aggr

>Piss poor excuse - think of all the users using a password now downgrading their security, but Apple advertising it as "high security". If you're talking aggregate security, TouchID will still increase security (even with current PIN users moving to a FP Scan) as currently about 50% don't use any sort of pass code now. If you're talking about the ability for current PIN users to maintain their level of security if they wish, -they can still use a PIN. Bottom line is that there will be fewer successful unauthorized login attempts in the wild.