
Enable the Passcode setting and choose a passcode. Then toggle on Touch ID. You may have to re-enter your passcode. Now you can use your fingerprint instead of a password to unlock the app. Just place your thumb (or whatever finger you've enrolled in Touch ID) on the home button to use Touch ID. The Notes app is finally able to be protected with Touch ID. This allows you to use the Notes app to its fullest while feeling secure that just anybody can’t view what you’ve written. To enable Touch ID for the Notes app, you have to enable it within your iPhone's Settings. Open the Settings app and tap Notes. Tap Password. You’ll be prompted to create a password with a Hint. Toggle on Use Touch ID. With the Notes app, not all notes are automatically locked. You must choose which notes you want to lock. Open the Notes app.
Create a new note or navigate to one you want to lock. In the upper right corner, tap the Share icon. Once a lock has been added, you still need to tap the lock icon at the top of the screen to officially lock the note. You can also exit that specific note, return to your list of notes, and tap Lock Now at the bottom of the screen to lock all of your unlocked notes at once. For some reason, locking an app on your iPhone (and all the sensitive information that app contains) doesn't always prevent that app from displaying that same private information in the Widget screen on your iPhone. If you've protected apps on your iPhone with Touch ID, but those apps have widgets, you'll need to disable those apps' widgets in order to prevent your journal entries or other private information from appearing there. Swipe left from the first Home screen to open the Widget screen. Tap the red circle to the left of the app name and then tap Remove to confirm. Repeat for any other apps whose widgets you don't want to see. Tap Done when you are finished. What are your favorite apps that use Touch ID, Let us know in the comments! Wouldn't it be great if you could enable fingerprint app lock for any app on your iPhone or iPad from within your device's own settings, In the meantime, we'd settle for being able to lock Facebook, Photos, and other apps with our fingerprints. Did we miss any, What's on your Touch ID apps wishlist, Let us know in the comments!
Touch ID was first introduced in iPhone 5s, and since then, the feature has been used by almost all users with great enthusiasm. There are multiple usages of Touch ID; for example, users can use their fingerprints to buy apps, games, and other contents from iTunes Store or via Apple Pay. They can also unlock their iOS devices with the help of Touch ID. What surprises users is that they can set app lock for iPhone. However, many users have regret - they can’t use Touch ID to lock individual apps on their iPhones or iPads. If you can lock apps on iPhone with Touch ID, you can easily hand over your iPhone or iPad to other users (friends or colleagues at office) or your kids. By locking apps on iPhone with Touch ID, you can protect your private data and useful information. If you have not Jailbroken your device, you can Jailbreak iOS 10.2 on iPhone or iPad by using Yalu and Cydia Impactor.
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