The Android 6.0 home screen - which, on Nexus handsets, means the Google Now Launcher - is more or less carried over directly from Android 5.0. The Quick Settings screen is also accessible from the lock screen. There are shortcuts to Google voice search and the camera in the bottom corners. These notifications can be customized to reveal their content or not, such as the text of a message. Waking the screen with the lock button reveals the clock and a list of notifications below it. The screen won't wake when tapped like an LG G4, or if you wave your hand over it, like the Moto X. This means you will occasionally see alerts when the phone is at rest. Like Motorola's Ambient Display, the Nexus 6P will push monochrome alerts to the dark screen, such as the presence of new emails, new messages, or missed calls. The information made available on the lock screen varies a bit depending in your preferences. While first-generation fingerprint readers were often slow and inaccurate, the newer hardware reaching today's phones gets the job done in short order. The fingerprint reader is so fast, it unlocks the 6P in an instant. Along with a fingerprint, the 6P suggests users set up a backup password, PIN, or pattern. Training the 6P to record a fingerprint consumed less than half the time it takes to do the same on the iPhone 6s or Galaxy S6.
Google's Imprint - the software Google uses to manage your fingerprint - is lightning quick. The 6P suggests you register at least one fingerprint during the setup process.
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