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> You can be compelled to provide fingerprints based on a warrant; I'm unsurprised (and not particularly bothered) that you can be compelled to use them on your
by maaku 10y ago
> You can be compelled to provide fingerprints based on a warrant; I'm unsurprised (and not particularly bothered) that you can be compelled to use them on your own device.
5th amendment.
- eganist 10y agoDoesn't apply, and this isn't the first opinion to come to that conclusion either. http://pilotonline.com/news/local/crime/police-can-require-cellphone-fingerprint-not-pass-code/article_25373eb2-d719-5a6e-b677-656699a50168.html http://pilotonline.com/news/local/crime/police-can-require-c... 5th amendment appears to be restricted to what you know based on all available rulings thus far. A password would fall under "what you know."