Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference to kick off June 10 at 10 a.m. PDT with Keynote address
The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream.
The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream.
Every time I have to change preferences on my Macbook, or even when I have to install a new application, it asks for my password. I wondered if there was a way to just use the Touch ID instead. I tried looking in System Preferences but I have found nothing.
Anyone has the same problem/has any information about it?
desshimself wrote:
Every time I have to change preferences on my Macbook, or even when I have to install a new application, it asks for my password. I wondered if there was a way to just use the Touch ID instead. I tried looking in System Preferences but I have found nothing.
Anyone has the same problem/has any information about it?
Verify your Preferences...
>System Preferences>Security & Privacy> General>Advanced
There are a few instances where Touch ID will not be accepted by macOS:
• If you restarted your Mac, or if you're not logged into your user account.
• If you have not unlocked your Mac for 48 hours.
• If you are trying to unlock Security & Privacy
• If you are trying to unlock Users & Groups Preferences (when FileVault is on)
• If 5 wrong fingerprint attempts
"If you have problems with Touch ID"
If Touch ID isn't working on your Mac - Apple Support
desshimself wrote:
Every time I have to change preferences on my Macbook, or even when I have to install a new application, it asks for my password. I wondered if there was a way to just use the Touch ID instead. I tried looking in System Preferences but I have found nothing.
Anyone has the same problem/has any information about it?
Verify your Preferences...
>System Preferences>Security & Privacy> General>Advanced
There are a few instances where Touch ID will not be accepted by macOS:
• If you restarted your Mac, or if you're not logged into your user account.
• If you have not unlocked your Mac for 48 hours.
• If you are trying to unlock Security & Privacy
• If you are trying to unlock Users & Groups Preferences (when FileVault is on)
• If 5 wrong fingerprint attempts
"If you have problems with Touch ID"
If Touch ID isn't working on your Mac - Apple Support
There are certain Applets in System Preferences that will Require the User to Manually Input the Account password.
Is there a way to use fingerprint instead of password in System Preferences?
