**moved to @ebel@moytura.org** @ebel · 12 sept. 2017, 21:24

**moved to @ebel@moytura.org** @ebel · 12 sept. 2017, 21:24

moved to @ebel@moytura.org @ebel

With the new iPhone, cops could shoot someone who was recording them, then use FaceID to unlock that person's phone and delete the video of them shooting.

Source https://twitter.com/BostonJerry/status/907673784173375489

**{.Ⓐ’luluen} /ɛllwən/** @lanodan_wtch · 12 sept. 2017, 21:26

**{.Ⓐ’luluen} /ɛllwən/** @lanodan_wtch · 12 sept. 2017, 21:26

@ebel Same shit with other phones using fingerprints, just take their fingers.

**Fluffy birbs are cool** @fluffy · 12 sept. 2017, 21:27

**Fluffy birbs are cool** @fluffy · 12 sept. 2017, 21:27

@lanodan_wtch @ebel Or find their fingerprint wherever they are. Fingerprints are truly vulnerable.

**{.Ⓐ’luluen} /ɛllwən/** @lanodan_wtch · 12 sept. 2017, 21:29

**{.Ⓐ’luluen} /ɛllwən/** @lanodan_wtch · 12 sept. 2017, 21:29

@fluffy @ebel Yeah, pretty sure you can take their fingerprints of the phone case…
Or if the country is something like France, police have access to fingerprint data.

**moved to @ebel@moytura.org** @ebel · 2017-09-12T21:32:16Z

moved to @ebel@moytura.org @ebel

@lanodan_wtch @fluffy good point. I forgot a out fingerprints. They're just as vulnerable.

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