The Touch ID sensor is on the right side of the Touch Bar. Jason Cipriani/CNET During the initial setup or addition of a new user account, a prompt will show up asking to set up Touch ID.

Setting up the Touch ID on your iPhone or iPad could make it easier for you to unlock your Apple devices without compromising their overall security.

Discover how to set up Touch ID on an iPhone so you don’t have to enter passcodes. With Touch ID set up correctly you can tap your finger instead of entering a password to unlock the iPhone and ...

With the launch of the new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, Apple Inc. incorporated a Touch ID reader into the device’s power button. Now that Touch ID is no longer limited to iPhone and iPad users ...

Unlock new possibilities with Touch ID on Mac. Learn 5 innovative ways to streamline your workflow, secure files, and enhance productivity. Master the full potential of Touch ID on Mac today.

How to Set Up and Use the Touch ID on Your iPhone 5s One of the most exciting new features on the iPhone 5s is the fingerprint sensor embedded in the device's home button.

The Touch ID fingerprint sensor is built into the iPhone's familiar, round Home button. To use it, you must first set up a passcode as a backup and then go through a brief training session for ...

Apple introduced new Touch Bar and Touch ID features on its 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pro. Here's a look at how they work, what they're useful for, and the potential for seeing these technologies ...