Using biometric authentication

If your device supports Touch ID or Face ID, you can turn on biometric authentication after the first successful log in.

Prerequisites

  • Your device supports Touch ID or Face ID
  • You have Touch ID or Face ID set up on your device

If you do not have Touch ID or Face ID set up on your device or if your device does not support Touch ID or Face ID, Settings > Preferences - Login Control > Use Touch ID or User Face ID do not show.

Enabling biometric authentication

If you enable biometric log in, any Touch ID or Face ID profiles stored on your device can be used to log in to Bria. Do not store profiles other than your own on your device.

  1. Turn Settings > Preferences - Login Control > Use Touch ID or User Face ID on.

The next time you log in, you can choose to use biometric login or to manually enter your login credentials.

  1. Tap Bria to launch Bria or press and hold the Home button on your iPhone or iPad and ask Siri to "Launch Bria". The Touch ID for "Bria" pop up appears.

    "Please confirm your login with your Touch ID" is on "Touch ID" for "Bria"".

  2. Place your finger on the sensor.

If your Touch ID or Face ID is a match, Bria opens.

  1. Tap Bria to launch Bria or press and hold the Home button on your iPhone or iPad and ask Siri to "Launch Bria". The Touch ID for "Bria" pop up opens in front of the log in screen.

  2. Tap Cancel.

    The "Cancel" button is on "Touch ID for "Bria"".

  3. Enter your Username and Password.

    "Username" and "Password" on the "Bria Login".

  4. Tap Login.

The Bria interface opens.

Biometric failures

If your biometric log in fails, adjust your fingerprint as necessary or tap Cancel to log in manually.

The "Cancel" button is on "Touch ID for "Bria"".

If you have too many failed attempts, you must use your password to log in. The number of failed attempts allowed and the length of time you are locked out from using biometric authentication is determined by the OS.