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From law's viewpoint, you don't own your face and your fingerprints. The police can force you to unlock your devices via face or fingerprint recognition, or can
by pajko 5y ago
From law's viewpoint, you don't own your face and your fingerprints. The police can force you to unlock your devices via face or fingerprint recognition, or can do it itself by force against your will, but can't force you to unlock via passcode (which is in your head).
- SavantIdiot 5y agoNot quite, it's a little murkier: https://www.eff.org/issues/know-your-rights https://www.eff.org/issues/know-your-rights (But since that Israeli company is selling iPhone hacking kits, locks probably don't matter anymore.)
- compiler-guy 5y agoNot that simple. From the law’s viewpoint you own your car or house, but there are legal ways of compelling you to do certain things with it, or even surrendering it.