I'm not sure what you're getting at here,unless you're calling US law
envorcement thieves. The 5th ammendment is met to protect the rights of
someone accused of a crime, most notably the right not to have to
testify against yourself and provide self incriminating testimony. No
where is it intended to deter a thief.
On 09/16/2017 05:33 PM, Andy Baracco wrote:
I don't think the 5th amendment would deter a thief.
Andy
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Saturday, September 16, 2017 2:49 AM
Subject: A cool feature you'll see in IOS 11 on Tuesday
so the feature is called emergency SOS. It's been available on
watches since 2016, but now it's coming to the iPhone. This allows
you to press the power button five times in a row to call emergency
services. There are two configurable options. The first is the
default setting where it presents you with a dialog to choose if you
want to proceed with your call or cancel out of it. You can enable
auto dial and it will auto dial after three seconds. But there is
something else that's cool that you can do with it. If anyone is ever
trying to force you to use your finger print to unlock your phone,
you can press the power button five times as long is auto dial is
disabled. This will force one to enter your pen or password as if you
just restarted your phone for that unlock session. the website I read
used law enforcement as an example. Here in the US law enforcement
can force you by warrant too use your finger print to give them
access to your phone, however they can't force you to enter a pen or
password. That would be a violation of your fifth amendment right.
I've known some blind people who had over protective family members
who would try to force them to give them access to their phones to
get in their business. So this would be a way where only you could
unlock the phone and no one could use your finger print to quickly
gain access.
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