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Originally Posted by jstnstr
I couldn't agree more. I hope to God they integrate some sort of Touch ID sensor in the new iPhones. Then I'd actually buy one. I work in an operating room so I wear a face mask every day anyways. And to make it worse I have to use my phone very frequently to document quality measures and for electronic medical records access. Yes you can just type in the passcode but it's after Face ID attempts to scan your face twice. I would say I have to go through this process probably 100+ times in a work day. It's pretty irritating... and to make it worse my new sunglasses won't even work with Face ID! My old ones never gave me an issue, so I'm now living in a Face ID nightmare  |
If you're working in an OR aren't you wearing gloves? Wouldn't that interfere with the touch ID? Can you take the lock function off during the day?