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| Does Apple add Touch ID for its smart watch? |
According to reports, Apple plans to add Touch ID to its Apple Watch so that it no longer needs to type a personal identification number (PIN), and the technology giant can add Touch ID, which is one of the crowns or numeric numbers at the bottom of the crown screen and users (Apple Watch) can do Doing so will facilitate mobile payment.
Consumers can see Touch ID on the 7th generation of Apple Watch Series 7, which should be available in 2021 and undergo a major overhaul, which should include improved batteries and wider support for LTE and WiFi networks 6) and Siri's integrated apps and improvements.
Regardless of current information, adding an Apple Touch ID to Apple Watch faces many special challenges, as the digital crown is currently being used to activate the ECG function.
Since the fourth generation of the smart watch (Apple Watch Series 4) added to the function (ECG), the interface of the digital crown is covered with titanium electrodes, so it is not clear how Apple added a capacitive fingerprint sensor to the digital crown.
New information confirms previous reports of the presence of oxygen sensors in the blood (watchOS 7) with sleep tracking (Apple Watch), but indicates that (Apple Watch Series 2 launched in 2016 was not used). Eligible for updates (watchOS 7).
According to reports, Apple Watch currently does not provide biometric authentication options. However, users must enter the PIN when first using the watch on their wrist. The watch stops automatically when the watch detects the lever is retracted.
Once the paired iPhone is unlocked, the watch can also be unlocked automatically, reducing the number of times a user enters the PIN code. Touch ID has lower priority than the phone.