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Thus, the warrant I am applying for would permit law enforcement personnel to, with respect to any device that appears to have a biometric sensor a
by maerF0x0 6y ago
Thus, the warrant I am applying for would permit
law enforcement personnel to, with respect to any device
that appears to have a biometric sensor and falls within
the scope of the warrant: (1) depress BERMUDEZ’s thumb-
and/or fingers on the device(s); and (2) hold the
device(s) in front of BERMUDEZ’s face with his or her eyes
open to activate the facial-, iris-, and/or retina-
recognition feature.
These documents read like an instruction manual of what not to do (use biometrics in this case). Upmost of which is commit a crime, but if criminals knew to read these docs first, they'd be much harder to catch i suppose.
[1]: https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1318666/download https://www.justice.gov/opa/page/file/1318666/download
- refurb 6y agoIndeed. There was an HN post on the dark web markets a week or two ago. The cops identified the package and informed the post office. They called the recipient and said "there was an issue with the address on your package, can you come down and pick it up?" If you know you're receiving drugs through the USPS that should have been a huge tip off and his response should have been "I'm not expecting a package. It's not mine."