[jsmeaton]

Your advise is good, I'm not trying to dismiss or counter it.

> In particular, if you use fingerprint access, there is no reason not to have a long, complex password.

Very, very often my fingerprint isn't recognised properly and I have to type in my password. It has been getting better as of the last few updates, but I still need to input my password multiple times per day.

[giovannibajo1]

Try training it for a few minutes for each finger (go to Touch ID setting, tap with your finger, see the background flash, repeat ad libitum slowly rotating your finger in any direction; be patient; eventually it should recognize each finger even if rotated almost 90 degrees). It should get much better afterwards

[krrrh]

Or use multiple slots for the one or two fingers that you actually use to unlock. One doesn't need to have every finger's fingerprint stored.