You should consider getting a better password thenI can punch in my Mac's password faster than I can pull my iPhone out of my pocket...
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You should consider getting a better password thenI can punch in my Mac's password faster than I can pull my iPhone out of my pocket...
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Oh you think this went down another way?So you're trying to mock Apple based on a line of thinking that you made up. Now that's what I call "magical"![]()
On laptops it could just be the power button, on desktops... why not putting the power button back on the keyboard again?!Picking up my phone to unlock my mac doesn't make anything easier. Adding a sensor to the keyboard will.
Oh you think this went down another way?
Steve was still alive the day of the 4s launch. He would have contributed to that device in some way.
I don't know how it "went down"...and you certainly don't.
You have locks on your front door but the police can still enter your home with a warrant. Does that mean your door locks aren't a security feature?
But Guys, it will mean that my iMac will be unlocked many many times per day with NO need!!! Since when I am home and I use my phone very often - the iMac will be I clocked very time this is not accept ale and secure at all.
Blutooth works from a pretty good distance on these iPhones not to mention WiFi could be an option for the local connection. I'm imagining what I usually do at my friend's house and I usually have my phone out texting as I go to work on his iMac. That's more than enough time to unlock it via Touch ID.So the new functionality is not so functional. To unlock my mac, I need to get my phone, ensure its in the vacinity of the mac then unlock it. I could have typed my password 10 times.
Grow what exactly? Vegetables? Fruits?
Unfortunately, the hardware is not capable of reading fingerprintsApologies if this has been answered, but:
Does anybody know if the newer Force Touch trackpads have any sort of hardware that could potentially be re-engineered from a software level to read a fingerprint?
I figure the older trackpads (pre-2015) will be a lost cause.
Seriously? Putting a finger print sensor INTO the computer is too much work is it? For the cost they charge too. I can't even remember how long PC laptops have had them for it's been so long, and this is Apples solution?
It may be better then nothing but come on.
Seriously? Putting a finger print sensor INTO the computer is too much work is it? For the cost they charge too. I can't even remember how long PC laptops have had them for it's been so long, and this is Apples solution?
It may be better then nothing but come on.
Honestly, I hope this is temporary and there will be a fingerprint sensor built into Macs. Not everyone has iPhones, and most importantly, I'm not about to pull out my phone to unlock it, open an app, then fingerprint it again. Might as well enter my 6-digit password because that's about as secure my computer needs to be since nobody even has access to it.
MacID already does that: https://macid.co. I have it and it works flawlessly!
This is something I've wanted to see since it was introduced, except by putting it into something like the keyboard.
A fingerprint sensor in the Mac tied to Keychain.
One touch login for ALL your passwords, not just the Login screen...
That would be a thing of beauty.
You really think it would require opening an app? I'm pretty positive it would be built into continuity.Honestly, I hope this is temporary and there will be a fingerprint sensor built into Macs. Not everyone has iPhones, and most importantly, I'm not about to pull out my phone to unlock it, open an app, then fingerprint it again. Might as well enter my 6-digit password because that's about as secure my computer needs to be since nobody even has access to it.
You don't have any points.
"Cook is the CEO Apple needs right now." Based on....?
"Apple is doing better under Cook than they did under Jobs." Again, based on what..?
EXACTLY! Think about shopping on Amazon and using your finger print scanner on your computer or iPad or iPhone to log in and buy things. So easy and fast.. yet we still don't have it.
I don't even understand how your post has 5 likes.Honestly, I hope this is temporary and there will be a fingerprint sensor built into Macs. Not everyone has iPhones, and most importantly, I'm not about to pull out my phone to unlock it, open an app, then fingerprint it again. Might as well enter my 6-digit password because that's about as secure my computer needs to be since nobody even has access to it.