What happened
On November 14, 2026 Apple released the iPhone Duo, a new foldable iPhone that does not support Face ID and therefore relies on Touch ID for unlocking, app authentication, and Apple Pay. The device quickly sold out, prompting the article to list nine specific settings adjustments to improve everyday tasks such as unlocking, taking screenshots, and using the camera.
Why it matters
The Duo’s stock shortage signals strong consumer demand for foldable smartphones, pressuring Apple’s supply chain and prompting competitors to accelerate their own foldable roadmaps. The shift back to Touch ID also forces developers and accessory makers to revisit hardware‑software integration for biometric authentication.
Your next move — for a otherIf you own an iPhone Duo, apply the nine settings immediately to reduce friction when using Touch ID and the camera. Share the settings checklist with colleagues to help them adapt quickly to the new hardware and avoid productivity loss.
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