Apple’s Touch ID button on the MacBook is safe. The biometric authentication tool reads the skin pattern directly underneath your outer skin, then turns it into a mathematical representation of your print that gets stored in the device’s Secure Enclave. The Secure Enclave is like a security chip. It stores sensitive information, like your passwords, health data, and your fingerprint representation, so nobody can access it — including Apple. Read More
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