Hi @rglimpse55,

Your wife can set up Face ID on her own iPhone for her use. If she has access to the password manager and wants to use it, she would need to configure Face ID for the password manager app specifically on her device. However, if you are both using the same subscription, only one face can be registered.

To activate facial recognition on Trend Micro Password Manager for iOS, follow these steps:

1. Open Trend Micro Password Manager: Launch the app on your iOS device.
2. Go to Settings: Tap on the menu icon (usually represented by three lines or a gear) to access the settings.
3. Enable Face ID: Look for the option labeled "Face ID" or "Biometric Login" and toggle it on. You may need to authenticate with your master password first.
4. Confirm Setup: Follow any additional prompts to complete the setup.

Once enabled, you can use Face ID to log in to Trend Micro Password Manager.

On a shared iPad, Face ID typically supports only one face configuration, so using a password or passcode might be more practical for accessing the password manager.

Hi @kareem,

Welcome to Trend Micro Home Users Community!

This community website is for Trend Micro Home users only. Since your product is handled by our corporate department, please contact them directly for assistance with your concern.

You can also contact them over this link:
https://success.trendmicro.com/en-US/

Hi @dmawalker​,

Thank you for continuing to choose Trend Micro for your device security. We really appreciate it!

Thank you as well for providing the link and the hotline number. Upon review, the site is still untested. Therefore, we recommend that you use the Trend Micro Toolbar to avoid opening untested or untrusted sites. You can also visit the Trend Micro Site Safety Center to check if a link is safe or not.

Hi @claudiubotezatu​ ,

Website ratings vary based on safety. Ratings of 81-100 are safe. Unrated sites (71) aren't tested, so caution is needed. Suspicious sites (66-80) may be linked to spam or compromises. Highly suspicious sites (51-65) might be phishing or contain malware. The most dangerous are rated 0-50, confirmed for Spyware or Virus, posing serious risks.

Hi @aimeepaige18,

We are already aware of the issue and we are currently investigating this concern. We will notify you as soon as an update is ready. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.

Hi @rapigg,

Thanks for letting us know. Rest assured that we will notify you as soon as an update is ready. Thanks for your understanding!

Hi @brettlucas80,@chrisnlaura,@michellekean1,

Welcome to Trend Micro Home Users Community!

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. We are currently investigating this concern and will need the following information. We will notify you as soon as an update is ready.