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Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.
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Susan
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I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.
I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.
Jude
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On 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.
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Susan
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Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
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I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ? Best
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On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I had been hesitating over it ever since I got my XR well before lockdown. I am no pioneer; the West would never have been Won if it had been up to me! :D
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On 1 Apr 2022, at 12:29, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.
I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.
Jude
On 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.
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Susan
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Yes I think it would be your phone’s pass code - probably does it past a certain amount like the card machines do.
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That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ? Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
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That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I ended up texting my daughter and it seems all three of them use it, so she put me right, that it is indeed the phone’s passcode. Why they couldn’t just say that, I have no idea. Best
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Yes I think it would be your phone’s pass code - probably does it past a certain amount like the card machines do.
Jude That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ? Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask. Best Susan
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On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan
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How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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Face ID is a nonsense - my iPad Pro rarely recognises me - and even then only vertical not horizontal.?
I set up keypad numbers for our phones. ?
The SE Phones still have home button thank goodness and fingerprint recognition.
One of the recent updates was supposed to take into account mask wearing for items that rely on face recognition.?
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On 2 Apr 2022, at 12:40 am, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
? I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I haven’t been able to get Face ID to work with a mask. ? ? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice ?.( ? ? ?). ?lwr32@...
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On Apr 1, 2022, at 4:09 PM, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
? Face ID is a nonsense - my iPad Pro rarely recognises me - and even then only vertical not horizontal.?
I set up keypad numbers for our phones. ?
The SE Phones still have home button thank goodness and fingerprint recognition.
One of the recent updates was supposed to take into account mask wearing for items that rely on face recognition.?
Jude On 2 Apr 2022, at 12:40 am, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:
? I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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When I set up my new iPad Pro I just had to lay my iPhone on top of it and it did it all itself — plus I set up the keypad as I figured the face recognition would be a nonsense, and I also had learned it only worked vertical. ?I just think its a bit daft to remove the thumbprint thing because it works just fine.
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On 2 Apr 2022, at 7:34 pm, Alice via < lwr32@...> wrote: I haven’t been able to get Face ID to work with a mask. ? ? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice On Apr 1, 2022, at 4:09 PM, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
? Face ID is a nonsense - my iPad Pro rarely recognises me - and even then only vertical not horizontal.?
I set up keypad numbers for our phones. ?
The SE Phones still have home button thank goodness and fingerprint recognition.
One of the recent updates was supposed to take into account mask wearing for items that rely on face recognition.?
Jude ? I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I must confess, I did resign myself to that not working, although I think there is an alternative Face ID you can set up for a mask. I have not tried it yet but as things are grinding on it may become necessary. Best Susan
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On 2 Apr 2022, at 10:34, Alice via < lwr32@...> wrote: I haven’t been able to get Face ID to work with a mask. ? ? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice On Apr 1, 2022, at 4:09 PM, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
? Face ID is a nonsense - my iPad Pro rarely recognises me - and even then only vertical not horizontal.?
I set up keypad numbers for our phones. ?
The SE Phones still have home button thank goodness and fingerprint recognition.
One of the recent updates was supposed to take into account mask wearing for items that rely on face recognition.?
Jude ? I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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I have just added Face ID to Apple Pay but of course have yet to complete a purchase with it. I’ve already paid for the new iPad we plan to collect on Monday. Harvey is to take over my current iPad Air 2, as he took over my previous iPad Air when I bought the 2!
I have not so far had a problem with using Face ID but I only have it on my iPhone, not my iPad; I never thought of using it for that, as I don’t use it to make purchases or browse my bank accounts. Best
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When I set up my new iPad Pro I just had to lay my iPhone on top of it and it did it all itself — plus I set up the keypad as I figured the face recognition would be a nonsense, and I also had learned it only worked vertical. ?I just think its a bit daft to remove the thumbprint thing because it works just fine.
Jude On 2 Apr 2022, at 7:34 pm, Alice via ??< lwr32@...> wrote: I haven’t been able to get Face ID to work with a mask. ? ? \ ? ? \ ?/\? ? ? ( ? ) ? ? ? ? ? ?Alice On Apr 1, 2022, at 4:09 PM, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:
?Face ID is a nonsense - my iPad Pro rarely recognises me - and even then only vertical not horizontal.?
I set up keypad numbers for our phones. ?
The SE Phones still have home button thank goodness and fingerprint recognition.
One of the recent updates was supposed to take into account mask wearing for items that rely on face recognition.?
Jude ?I have found that Touch ID has been removed from iPhones without a Home button but may be reintroduced in a future model; my XR has only Face ID, which is not much use when you have a mask on! Best Susan How do you set up Touch ID? I have Face ID for my bank but my XR doesn’t have, as far as I can see, a place to plant my fingerprint. ?That would be handier than Face ID if I’m wearing a mask.Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 14:18, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Yes, your iPhone’s passcode. ?I have Touch ID set up so it just use that.
Chris
That sounds like good news! I did try using it today, in my local Sainsbury’s café, but when asked to put in a Passcode, I had no idea what to do. Is this your phone’s passcode, the one you enter to start it up? I cancelled and just paid with my card in the usual way but obviously want to be able to use AP. I shall get there in the end… ?Best Susan On 1 Apr 2022, at 13:06, zuiko < ftog@...> wrote: Apple Pay is great. ?It is a contactless system, effectively, with no limit on expenditure. ?I have both debit and credit (Visa) cards on my iPhone for Apple Pay; I can therefore pay for goods online where the facility is enabled, allowing me to avoid PayPal. ?Apple Pay does not invalidate your Section 75 credit card protection, whereas PP does.
I’ve invited John (again) to rejoin MacCafé
Chris
I haven’t tried it. Seen the young people all using it. Being promoted as being a more secure way to pay - no one has your physical card to rip off.?I haven’t enabled it — got nagging sign to set it up on Sys Prefs. Frankly not investigated it but should.?JudeOn 1 Apr 2022, at 6:15 pm, Purler <susan.platter@...> wrote:Does anyone use this? I’ve just enabled it but not yet used, so no idea how easy or complicated it is. Computeractive magazine had an article on it, so I plucked up my courage. Harvey was not keen, saying it was another gateway for crooks.?BestSusan
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