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The whole point is to not equate "password" with "touchid/faceid". The former is "something you know", and the latter are not. In the US, it's legal to get acce
by tunesmith 3y ago
The whole point is to not equate "password" with "touchid/faceid". The former is "something you know", and the latter are not. In the US, it's legal to get access to someone's finger or face. It's not legal to torture someone to reveal a thought.