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>...so when Apple offered fingerprint ID in place of a PIN to access its iPhone, what hipster could resist? Stopped reading after the first sentence.
by k2enemy 12y ago
>...so when Apple offered fingerprint ID in place of a PIN to access its iPhone, what hipster could resist?
Stopped reading after the first sentence.
- nb4hnp 12y agoSame here. iOS devices are well past the hipster threshold. Also, it looks like this isn't the only article trying to spook iOS users out of using TouchID today. PandoDaily is running one as well. They even included some snark about how the writer doesn't know how to make TouchID work, therefore making it garbage I guess. If anyone out there doesn't know the trick yet, use two TouchID fingerprint "slots" per thumb and one for your main hand index finger. I'm well over 95% success rate on TouchID use with this method.