Where is "Hey Cortana" and double tap to unlock?

[bigskytool]

I just picked up my 950 and do not see anywhere in the "Extras" to enable "Hey Cortana" or double tap to wake up? Has anyone else figured out how to make this happen?

Also, I set up the Hello Windows Iris scanner to unlock the phone but it still only has to swiped up on the screen? I set up a PIN initially and then enabled Hello Windows but my phone can be unlocked without using the Iris scanner.

Still noticing some UI issues where text for things such as "Respond" to an email are wrapped. I was hoping that MS would have gotten all those unpolished things that we all experienced in the trial version finished but no big deal.

 

[Harrie-S]

Please check also http://m.windowscentral.com/lumia-950-review
Here you can find that double tap to wake up is not present.

 

[gemini5150]

I just picked up my 950 and do not see anywhere in the "Extras" to enable "Hey Cortana" or double tap to wake up? Has anyone else figured out how to make this happen?

Also, I set up the Hello Windows Iris scanner to unlock the phone but it still only has to swiped up on the screen? I set up a PIN initially and then enabled Hello Windows but my phone can be unlocked without using the Iris scanner.

Still noticing some UI issues where text for things such as "Respond" to an email are wrapped. I was hoping that MS would have gotten all those unpolished things that we all experienced in the trial version finished but no big deal.

its in the notebook in Cortana. under settings

 

[awesomeindeed]

Also, I set up the Hello Windows Iris scanner to unlock the phone but it still only has to swiped up on the screen? I set up a PIN initially and then enabled Hello Windows but my phone can be unlocked without using the Iris scanner.

Unfortunately this is true. There is no security here whatsoever.

 

[MirthRock]

Unfortunately this is true. There is no security here whatsoever.

This is not true. Under Sign-In Options, go to Require Sign-In and change it to Every Time. Then it will force you to put in the pin if you swipe up with Windows Hello enabled.

 

[awesomeindeed]

My concern is that it ONLY works for me when you select "Every Time," and not when you choose any of the timed options. If I have it set to 15 minutes, and I come back to my phone a half hour later, and decide to forego the iris unlock, all I have to do is swipe up, and the PIN I set up becomes completely unnecessary.

To me, that's totally broken.

 

[MirthRock]

My concern is that it ONLY works for me when you select "Every Time," and not when you choose any of the timed options. If I have it set to 15 minutes, and I come back to my phone a half hour later, and decide to forego the iris unlock, all I have to do is swipe up, and the PIN I set up becomes completely unnecessary.

To me, that's totally broken.

Ah fair enough. I didn't test it like that. Good find. You are correct, that is totally broken. However, in Microsoft's defense (which I feel like I do a lot these days) it is still Windows Hello Beta, lol.

 

[InsGadget]

Ah fair enough. I didn't test it like that. Good find. You are correct, that is totally broken. However, in Microsoft's defense (which I feel like I do a lot these days) it is still Windows Hello Beta, lol.

This definitely doesn't happen to me.

 

[MirthRock]

This definitely doesn't happen to me.

I should clarify -I was just saying that "awesomeindeed" was correct that this feature is broken if it was broken the way he said. I personally have not experienced this behavior either.

 

[tanderson]

I also thought that the whole thing was broken when I could just swipe up and by pass the whole thing. Once someone pointed out the login time I changed it and haven't noticed any issues.