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Feds Force Suspect To Unlock An Apple iPhone X With Their Face

Posted on October 1, 2018 by pogowasright.org

Thomas Brewster reports:

It finally happened. The feds forced an Apple iPhone X owner to unlock their device with their face.

A child abuse investigation unearthed by Forbes includes the first known case in which law enforcement used Apple Face ID facial recognition technology to open a suspect’s iPhone. That’s by any police agency anywhere in the world, not just in America.

Read more on Forbes.

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