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What about an order to "place your right thumb on this little circle", where the "little circle" just so happens to be the phone they seized from you? You're n
by function_seven 5y ago
What about an order to "place your right thumb on this little circle", where the "little circle" just so happens to be the phone they seized from you?
You're not revealing any knowledge about the specific action—they're directing you to do it.
For the face scenario, an order to look directly at the camera is similar. You're not testifying that this laptop is indeed yours, or that you have access. The laptop is going to respond to your stare however it was already configured to do so.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> What about an order to "place your right thumb on this little circle", where the "little circle" just so happens to be the phone they seized from you? Right, it doesn't, for instance, reveal that as a combination of quirks of the sensor and how I trained it, it only unlocks with my left index finger at a slight angle and a particular rolling motion, and moreover, doesn't reveal that I know that to be the case.