Comment on Revisiting Android disk encryptionparentComments−jonknee11yTouch ID still requires you to type in your password after you boot the phone. Still quite handy, but not a password replacement by any means.−comex11yI think the idea is that the password (which can be made complex if you don't have to enter it that often) is analogous to the "passphrase for the key", while Touch ID serves as the normal "passcode to unlock the device".
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Touch ID still requires you to type in your password after you boot the phone. Still quite handy, but not a password replacement by any means.
I think the idea is that the password (which can be made complex if you don't have to enter it that often) is analogous to the "passphrase for the key", while Touch ID serves as the normal "passcode to unlock the device".