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# deviceHasTouchSensor

## Description

Activates the touch sensor (fingerprint) feature of a mobile device.

## Input / Parameter

N/A

## Output

N/A

## Callback

### callback

The function to be executed if the touch sensor is activated successfuly.

### errorCallback

The function to be executed if the touch sensor is not activated successfully.

## Video

Coming Soon.

## Example

The user wants to activate the touch sensor feature of their mobile device.

### Steps

| No. | Description                      |                                                                                                                                                         |
| --- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1.  | ![](/files/KEXVhmKzniJ5M9gSETLA) | Drag a button to a page in the mobile designer. Select the event `click` for the button and drag the function `deviceHasTouchSensor` to the event flow. |
| 2.  | ![](/files/5dtk5K6p09GZKPzET4gd) | Drag the function to be executed when the touch sensor is activated successfully. In this example, we are using the `infoDialog` function.              |
| 3.  | ![](/files/QVgpXAOvljsaBdZUivBg) | Fill in the parameters of the function.                                                                                                                 |

### Result

When the button is pressed, the infoDialog will appear to confirm that the touch sensor has been activated.

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