Need of Apple Touch Id Feature

Biometric technology has been around for a long time. It has been used in a variety of applications. However, Apple Touch ID was one of the first successful implementations of fingerprint scanning to unlock your phone. The Apple Touch ID makes the everyday interaction with your smartphone convenient, avoiding the additional swipe functions that were used to associate with finger scanner earlier. Seeing this innovation, other smartphone market leaders like Samsung soon followed the wagon. Today every smartphone, high-end or midrange, are announced with fingerprint scanning technology.

Here’s how to get the most out of Apple’s biometric reader.

If you haven’t used your passcode to unlock your iPhone or iPad for six days, an iOS 9 restriction disables Touch ID if you don't unlock with a fingerprint within eight hours.

Learn how to set up and use Touch ID, a fingerprint identity sensor that makes it easy for you to get into your device.

Apple's Touch ID button could be removed in the 2017 iPhone and find its way directly into the smartphone's glass.

How do you use Touch ID, Apple's biometric fingerprint identity sensor? Here's everything you need to know!