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You can achieve the same effect on some Android devices by exploiting the password lock from scanning the wrong finger repeatedly.
by joombaga 9y ago
You can achieve the same effect on some Android devices by exploiting the password lock from scanning the wrong finger repeatedly.
- irq-1 9y agoIf a judge issues a warrant allowing the police to compel the use of biometrics, can a person use the wrong finger? Courts can't compel someone enter their PIN. So can a court compel not only biometric "use" but the correct biometric? My Android forces PIN entry after 5 wrong fingerprints.
- tonyztan 9y agoIf you refuse to tell them which finger you used, and comply by only pressing whichever finger they ask you to press, they will have a 10% chance of getting in each time. So if you chose only 1 finger and you chose it randomly, they will have a 50% chance of getting in after 5 attempts.
- ithkuil 9y agoAnd hope they're biased against the middle finger
- valuearb 9y agoYou've always been able to do this on iOS as well, but it risks an obstruction of justice charge.