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发帖数: 1034 | 1 taoprophet420 says:
September 10, 2014 at 5:44 pm
So basically you have to renter the pin everyday after you charge it. They
are biometric sensors that use heart rate to unlock..not sure why Apple didn
’t go that route.
A couple of reports yesterday and today have highlighted a little tidbit of
information many have been wondering about the upcoming Apple Watch: How
will the device make sure payments via Apple Pay are secure? Both the iPhone
6 and iPhone 6 Plus have the convenient Touch ID sensor to validate that
your purchases are indeed being done by you, but new information suggests
that the Apple Watch is going to accomplish this security in a slightly
different way…
Apparently, the Apple Watch is going to use a PIN code to authorize Apple
Pay, after which the device will remain authorized as long as it remains on
your wrist. It accomplishes this using one or more of the sensors on the
back of the watch, which can intelligently determine if you’ve taken it off
. After you’ve taken it off, the watch is locked out from being to work
with Apple Pay until you enter your PIN again.
Apple officially unveiled the Apple Watch wearable at its September event
yesterday in three different models, touting the device as having a retina
display, a”Digital Crown” for controlling the device in innovative ways, a
“Taptic Engine” that can simulate a tap on the wrist, and much more. The
device will require an iPhone 5 or later, and is going to launch in 2015
starting at $349. |
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