How to Add your Fingerprint on MacBook Pro – Guide
Many people find passwords less than ideal for security. For starters, you need to remember them. The only sure way to make sure you don’t forget or lose your password is to write it down and keep the piece of paper (or whatever you’ve written on it) safe. There’s a better way if you have a current MacBook Pro or MacBook Air that supports Touch ID. Instead of a password, you can use yourself: Your Touch ID fingerprint. Touch ID works to unlock your Mac, but it’s secure enough to give you access to Apple Pay and other Apple services that involve cash. ..
Touch ID is not a complete replacement for passwords, so don’t get your hopes up very high. After restarting your Mac, you will need your password. After logging in with your password, you can use Touch ID. To use Touch ID, you need to configure it up (usually a one-time process) and then be ready to use it whenever you want.
How to add a fingerprint on your MacBook Pro
In System Preferences, select the “Privacy” tab. Under “Privacy,” select the “Location Services” check box. Under “Location Services,” select the “Use Cellular Data” check box.
On the Touch ID preference panel, you can choose to require a passcode or use Touch ID. ..
You will need to provide a fingerprint to unlock your device. ..
Please enter your user password.
Enroll your fingerprint by placing your finger on the Touch ID sensor repeatedly until enrollment is complete.
Final note
Adding your fingerprint on a MacBook Pro is easy and can help you keep your computer secure. ..
