Instead, its all about convenience.
Much of this comes down to convenience.
This means both options have their own downsides.
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This is a bit annoying.
This is why I use my iPhone 7 when going outside."
Locked Down
At a surface level, it might seem like TouchID is a no-brainer.
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After all, fingerprints are more unique than facial details, right?
Apples decision to remove fingerprint authentication was because of form factor above all else.
Experts likeAllan Borchsay that both are secure enough for general use.
“Apples TouchID and FaceID are generally secure and basically work in the same way.
Pairing both makes for a redundant, invisible security system.
Whichever one unlocked first would open your phone, making errors much more uncommon,” Borch said.
