


This combination ensures easy unlocking in any scenario. It's easy to hit when held in the hand, and also accessible when laid on a desk - it also has the added benefit of not rocking on a desk when you prod it, as its oversized camera bump spans the entire width of the handset, providing a solid grounding for the handset.Ĭompare that to a number of major handsets today, whose cameras tend to be located in one corner on their rears, and you’re in wobble city.īack to the Pixel 6 though, and my top tip for registering your fingerprints - on this phone or any other with an under-display scanner - is do both thumbs and both forefingers. The Google Pixel 6 addresses both of these frustrations. When you need to authenticate, you will see a popup like the one below.Before the OnePlus 9 I was using the Pixel 4a for a few months in 2020, and while its rear mounted scanner was easy to hit when the phone was in-hand, it wasn't accessible when lying on my desk. Remember, you will be asked to re-enter your Master Password every 14 days, or if you add new fingerprints to Windows Biometrics. Otherwise, you can manually enable it by going to Tools > Preferences > Security, and then enabling "Unlock with your fingerprint". Once you have fingerprint authentication enabled on your PC, on your second login to Dashlane you will be prompted to enable fingerprint authentication.

If you've never used the Windows Biometrics Framework before, you must register your fingerprint within it before it will work with Dashlane. Use your fingerprint, and the job is done! When you need to authenticate, you will see a popup like the one below. Once it's set up, you can use your fingerprint authentication to log in to Dashlane, or whenever you're prompted to unlock password-protected information within the app. Remember, you will be asked to re-enter your Master Password every 14 days, or if you add new fingerprints to Windows Hello. Otherwise, you can manually enable it by going to Tools > Preferences > Security, and then enabling "Unlock with Windows Hello". Once you have fingerprint authentication enabled on your PC, on your second login to Dashlane you will be prompted to use Windows Hello to authenticate in Dashlane.

If you've never used Windows Hello before, you must register your fingerprint in Windows Hello for it to work with Dashlane.
