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If that were the case they wouldn't have first used it on their most popular product (and their most profitable). You don't test out crazy ideas on your golden

• enraged_camel 13y ago
  >>You don't test out crazy ideas on your golden egg. You could consider the idea "crazy" if it was a major change that had the risk of actually hurting your golden egg's success. As things stand though, Touch ID is simply a new feature that has the potential to become more important as time goes on. From that perspective, testing it out on your golden egg makes perfect sense, since the product's popularity ensures the new feature will get the widest exposure possible. More usage data = more ideas for how to improve the feature.