@rmondello omg genius, I'll switch tomorrow - using my index finger to press the lock button and instantly unlock again is a recipe for having to bring cake in my office.

@rmondello @timonus this is why I have multiple fingers registered! Maybe it marginally reduces security but it greatly increases availability.

@rmondello This seems like the most sensible option? My middle finger is the longest, why wouldn't I use that one? 😅

@rmondello @timonus I'm a right pinky finger Touch ID-er, because I feel it's a quick travel time to the Touch ID sensor.

@rmondello I thought the thumb was a lifehack for unlocking while walking. The middle finger is great, for when I have to begrudgingly unlock.

@rmondello This is the way

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I go rock climbing so I need my middle, pointer, and my thumb due to my frequently messed-up fingerprints

@rmondello @timonus Old people‘s hands don’t have reliable fingerprints, read an article about it & it’s definitely true. Will try the middle finger trick to see if it helps 🙂

@rmondello @timonus oooh I didn’t know I was in an exclusive club!

@rmondello I agree, although I use my index finger with the magic keyboard. And I also registered my thumb so I can still unlock the laptop if I pick it up with both hands.