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Having your fingerprint as the key is no different than having a physical key. Which the police can steal and use. It's not in your head, so there is no 5th ame
by emergentcypher 12y ago
Having your fingerprint as the key is no different than having a physical key. Which the police can steal and use. It's not in your head, so there is no 5th amendment protection for self-incrimination. I only see it being useful as an additional factor in multi-factor auth.