touch id

Although fingerprint authentication is becoming obsolete on iPhones (thanks to Face ID), Touch ID is still very much the in-thing on MacBooks. Touch ID is fast, convenient, and easy to set up on MacBooks. You can use it to unlock your Apple device or

User authentication methods on mobile have evolved quickly over the years. Today, we have in-display fingerprint sensors and Face ID for user authentication. Microsoft did bring the Windows Hello face recognition feature, which found in tandem with a

We often store important files and folders in Google Drive. But if you are prone to leaving your iPhone or iPad around unlocked, then anyone can just open the app and access its contents. That’s why it is crucial that you secure important Googl

You must be using Touch ID and Face ID (or either of them) to unlock your iPhone or iPad. Both also serve as essential gatekeepers for iTunes and App Store purchases. And you probably have no qualms with that. But have you thought twice before disabl

In one of my training while I was employed in the corporate IT world, I came across a very important lesson. It was focused on learning from best practices of others and it was a great lesson even for real life. I have used the touch ID sensors on iP

If you use your Mac at work, you lock that thing pretty hard. It’s not just your work stuff or personal details at risk, it’s your browser with all the important sites logged in. You really don’t want an angry, or worse, a mischievous coworker

By now, everyone who is familiar with the iPhone knows about Touch ID. This fingerprint identity sensor is definitely one of Apple’s most clever ideas. However, before iOS 8, Touch ID’s scope was very limited, working only to let you authenticate