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If you are thinking about a scenario like xkcd-538, it’s even worse. Pass-codes and pass-phrases are protected under the 5th amendment, while biometrics are no
by tgragnato 5y ago
If you are thinking about a scenario like xkcd-538, it’s even worse.
Pass-codes and pass-phrases are protected under the 5th amendment, while biometrics are not.
The investigator will get a warrant for the biometric in question, refusing to comply is an offense.
- dman 5y agoWhich is why I have been very wary on why almost the entire industry has moved to biometrics. In a way its a cheap way of throwing the privacy gauntlet back to the user rather than standing up to governments.