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I guess facial recognition systems should allow for a "distress" face that will lock the device being authenticated down further. Yes, clear violation of a leg
by er4hn 5y ago
I guess facial recognition systems should allow for a "distress" face that will lock the device being authenticated down further.
Yes, clear violation of a legal order, but it's in the same spirit as TrueCrypt's "hidden volume" feature.
- dogma1138 5y agoOn an iPhone and some other devices you have attention detection your eyes have to be open for it to work. The question here is still how the court would actually see this.
- ksaj 5y agoSome people only have one eye. Perhaps you could just always squint one closed whenever you unlock your phone, after testing that your unsquinted face won't open it.