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No but compelling you to use your biometrics to self incriminate is something else altogether.

• ortusdux 5y ago
  Imagine their password was written on a bracelet. Plainly visible to the public, easily recreated from photos, and 0% secret. The cops wouldn't even need a court order to read it. That is what biometrics are. They are the sticky note next to the monitor with a password written on it.
  • twirlock 5y ago
    So what is the court order for then?
  • Clubber 5y ago
    The state doesn't need your cooperation to type in a password that is plainly visible though. That's where the self incrimination comes in.