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How does that work if you are under arrest? This is the scenario I am referring to and the article is about the police, so it's on point.
by quickthrower2 8y ago
How does that work if you are under arrest? This is the scenario I am referring to and the article is about the police, so it's on point.
- colejohnson66 8y agoIf you’re doing something illegal, I’d assume you wouldn’t use Face ID because of this exact scenario, but from what I’ve seen, most criminals are dumb.
- adtac 8y ago>from what I’ve seen, most criminals are dumb Nope, just the ones you see caught.
- quickthrower2 8y agoInnocent people get arrested. Innocent people spend years in jail awaiting trial. And occasionally innocent people get convicted.
- knolan 8y agoThe idea being that you are able to disable the biometric stuff before you expect to encounter a situation involving overreaching law enforcement. Hitting the power button 5 times in your pocket is easy enough. Additionally TouchID is disabled after several hours of the device being unlocked. I presume FaceID is no different. So if you refuse to comply and they have to get a court order then the time limit may be reached. You can even have the device wipe itself after 10 failed attempts to unlock it.