No Touch ID / Face ID prompt in simulator










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I am using the KeychainAccess keychain wrapper for Swift to save and read to the keychain using biometrics.



When running in the simulator (Xcode 10.1, iOS 12.1) the Touch ID / Face ID prompt/dialogue is not shown. The value is written to and read from keychain without the user being asked to confirm with biometrics. When I run on a device the prompt comes as expected.



It would seem that the simulator is always in a state where the biometrics is already approved, even though I had not activated the matching touch/face.



Is this a bug or (or perhaps a feature) in the simulator or the SDK? I have an older Objective-C project that uses Apple's old KeychainWrapper, and there I get the prompt in the same simulator.










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  • The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

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I am using the KeychainAccess keychain wrapper for Swift to save and read to the keychain using biometrics.



When running in the simulator (Xcode 10.1, iOS 12.1) the Touch ID / Face ID prompt/dialogue is not shown. The value is written to and read from keychain without the user being asked to confirm with biometrics. When I run on a device the prompt comes as expected.



It would seem that the simulator is always in a state where the biometrics is already approved, even though I had not activated the matching touch/face.



Is this a bug or (or perhaps a feature) in the simulator or the SDK? I have an older Objective-C project that uses Apple's old KeychainWrapper, and there I get the prompt in the same simulator.










share|improve this question






















  • The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

    – Black Frog
    Jan 15 at 0:10













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I am using the KeychainAccess keychain wrapper for Swift to save and read to the keychain using biometrics.



When running in the simulator (Xcode 10.1, iOS 12.1) the Touch ID / Face ID prompt/dialogue is not shown. The value is written to and read from keychain without the user being asked to confirm with biometrics. When I run on a device the prompt comes as expected.



It would seem that the simulator is always in a state where the biometrics is already approved, even though I had not activated the matching touch/face.



Is this a bug or (or perhaps a feature) in the simulator or the SDK? I have an older Objective-C project that uses Apple's old KeychainWrapper, and there I get the prompt in the same simulator.










share|improve this question














I am using the KeychainAccess keychain wrapper for Swift to save and read to the keychain using biometrics.



When running in the simulator (Xcode 10.1, iOS 12.1) the Touch ID / Face ID prompt/dialogue is not shown. The value is written to and read from keychain without the user being asked to confirm with biometrics. When I run on a device the prompt comes as expected.



It would seem that the simulator is always in a state where the biometrics is already approved, even though I had not activated the matching touch/face.



Is this a bug or (or perhaps a feature) in the simulator or the SDK? I have an older Objective-C project that uses Apple's old KeychainWrapper, and there I get the prompt in the same simulator.







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  • The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

    – Black Frog
    Jan 15 at 0:10

















  • The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

    – Black Frog
    Jan 15 at 0:10
















The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

– Black Frog
Jan 15 at 0:10





The simulator is not a complete replace for the actual device. It's part of the use-case of the simulator. Finally testing should always done on device before releasing RELEASE build

– Black Frog
Jan 15 at 0:10












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You can use the following option to trigger Enrolled, Matching Touch/Face and Non-Matching Touch/Face



Simulator >> Hardware > Touch ID
Simulator >> Hardware > Face ID


enter image description hereenter image description here






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  • Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

    – pajevic
    Nov 15 '18 at 18:44










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You can use the following option to trigger Enrolled, Matching Touch/Face and Non-Matching Touch/Face



Simulator >> Hardware > Touch ID
Simulator >> Hardware > Face ID


enter image description hereenter image description here






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  • Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

    – pajevic
    Nov 15 '18 at 18:44















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You can use the following option to trigger Enrolled, Matching Touch/Face and Non-Matching Touch/Face



Simulator >> Hardware > Touch ID
Simulator >> Hardware > Face ID


enter image description hereenter image description here






share|improve this answer

























  • Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

    – pajevic
    Nov 15 '18 at 18:44













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You can use the following option to trigger Enrolled, Matching Touch/Face and Non-Matching Touch/Face



Simulator >> Hardware > Touch ID
Simulator >> Hardware > Face ID


enter image description hereenter image description here






share|improve this answer















You can use the following option to trigger Enrolled, Matching Touch/Face and Non-Matching Touch/Face



Simulator >> Hardware > Touch ID
Simulator >> Hardware > Face ID


enter image description hereenter image description here







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  • Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

    – pajevic
    Nov 15 '18 at 18:44

















  • Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

    – pajevic
    Nov 15 '18 at 18:44
















Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

– pajevic
Nov 15 '18 at 18:44





Thank you for the reply. However, as I said in my question the issue is not that I am not able to give it a matching/non matching biometric, but rather that I am never asked to do it.

– pajevic
Nov 15 '18 at 18:44



















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