Apple Introduces ‘Made for Business’ Program in Select Stores
Apple is set to roll out a new initiative, "Made for Business," starting this May, aimed at assisting small business owners and entrepreneurs globally.
Parents Will Soon Be Able to Approve Family Purchases Using Face ID
Last month, it was reported that iPhone X owners are unable to use Face ID as an authentication method for the “Ask to Buy” feature, which allows parents to approve their kids’ iOS purchases and downloads, despite the fact that the functionality is available on Touch ID devices.
Starting with iOS 11.3 however, Apple will finally add the ability to approve a purchase on a parent’s device using Face ID (via 9to5Mac).
“It looks like this is going to change soon, according to our testing of the first iOS 11.3 beta. With this beta, we have been able to approve a purchase on a parent’s device using Face ID. The first time a purchase approval request is received, the parent must enter their password. After entering the password for the first time, iOS asks if the parent would like to enable Face ID for future approvals.”
iOS 11.3 beta testers are reporting that once you have enabled Face ID for iTunes family purchases, whenever a new approval request is received, tapping the “Buy” button launches Face ID authentication instead of the standard password prompt.
Check out the beta feature in action in the following video:
P.S. Help support us and independent media here: Buy us a beer, Buy us a coffee, or use our Amazon link to shop.
Other articles in the category: News
Apple Slashes Vision Pro Shipment Forecasts Amid Slower Demand
According to Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple has drastically revised its shipment projections for the Vision Pro, signaling broader implications for emerging trends.
12.9-Inch iPad Air Won’t Feature Mini-LED, Says Analyst
Contrary to previous expectations, the upcoming 12.9-inch iPad Air will not feature a mini-LED display but will opt for an LCD, according to Ross Young.