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Apple's fingerprint authentication technology. It can be found on iOS devices (≥ 5S) and MacBook Pro (≥ 2016, with Touch Bar).
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pam_tid.so asks for password instead of requesting for fingerprint when docked
I used to use auth sufficient pam_tid.so in the /private/etc/pam.d/sudo file to allow fingerprint authentification when using sudo command.
Recently upgraded my MBP for a new M1 under macOS Big Sur (1 …
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