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Keep in mind also that the giving of fingerprints is considered non-testimonial. You can be forced to give up your fingerprints, but in a criminal prosecution y
by pseingatl 10y ago
Keep in mind also that the giving of fingerprints is considered non-testimonial. You can be forced to give up your fingerprints, but in a criminal prosecution you cannot be forced to answer questions such as, "what is your password?" The heightened security thought to be obtained by cloaking a phone with a fingerprint is thus easily removed.
- askvictor 10y agoI hope that soon a 'duress fingerprint' option is implemented; the simplest way is that you enroll one finger to be your duress finger. When you scan that one, the phone will require a password to unlock it (even if rebooted)
- idlewords 10y ago"Please extend your right index finger" Cop presses your finger to phone.