I don't think anyone cares what level of security you are personally comfortable with. If you are fine with its weaknesses, go for it.

However, those of us that set security on company devices are very interested in the quality of different methods, and are glad to as many learned opinions on the matter as possible.

> For me, it far outweighs having to type my password in everytime.

I'd rather type my password in every time than leave my data unencrypted--and using a fingerprint is essentially leaving it unencrypted.