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    Daniel Jalkut Verified account ‏@danielpunkass 30 Oct 2014

    How quickly can you repeatedly supply your phone with the wrong fingerprint so that it requires a passcode?http://www.imore.com/court-rules-cops-can-compel-you-surrender-your-fingerprint-unlock-iphone …

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      1. Alex Argo ‏@alexargo 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass Or just hold down Home + Sleep/Wake for a hard reset…

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      2. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 30 Oct 2014

        @alexargo I like it!

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      3. Alex Argo ‏@alexargo 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass Man… I’m too slow haha.

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      4. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 30 Oct 2014

        @alexargo Barely though :)

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      1. Pete Burtis ‏@peteburtis 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass @GlennF just hold both buttons to force-reboot. Always requires a passcode after a reboot.

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      3. Raven Mrgan ‏@mrgan 30 Oct 2014

        @peteburtis @danielpunkass @GlennF Note that this may be considered failing to assist or destroying evidence etc. Who knows.

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      4. Glenn Fleishman ‏@GlennF 30 Oct 2014

        @mrgan @peteburtis @danielpunkass Naive people think this scenario is silly. They are naive.

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      5. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 30 Oct 2014

        @GlennF @mrgan @peteburtis I don't think anybody in this thread suggested the scenario was silly.

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      7. Glenn Fleishman ‏@GlennF 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass @mrgan @peteburtis I had people on a column explaining I was an idiot for suggesting Touch ID enables coercive access.

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      1. Glenn Fleishman ‏@GlennF 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass People said i was crazy for discussing this in a Macworld column a few weeks ago

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      2. Daniel Jalkut ‏@danielpunkass 30 Oct 2014

        @GlennF OH so NOW you’re for fingerprint rights? Typical fanboy.

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      3. Glenn Fleishman ‏@GlennF 30 Oct 2014

        @danielpunkass Let me check my email and see if that’s okay with Cupertino.

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    1. Bradley Smith ‏@bradley 30 Oct 2014 West End, Vancouver

      @danielpunkass how about a new geofence feature? Require passcode when in police station.

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    2. Bill Lloyd ‏@wklj 30 Oct 2014

      @danielpunkass do they know which finger works? What if you use the wrong finger when compelled?

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      1. ((Booing Bonefield)) ‏@benstanfield 30 Oct 2014 Rutherfordton, NC

        @danielpunkass @GlennF better solution: Apple lets us set one finger as “lock out TouchID until passcode is used.”

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      2. Andrew Abernathy ‏@andrewabernathy 30 Oct 2014

        @benstanfield @danielpunkass @GlennF Nice. Like a silent alarm - no indication of what's happened; just reject touches as if unrecognized.

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    3. David Cross ‏@roguemonk 30 Oct 2014

      @danielpunkass Option 3: don’t do something that requires the police to “need” access to your phone. :-p

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    4. Dad ‏@GeekAndDad 31 Oct 2014

      @danielpunkass ah, I’m behind :)

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    5. Dad ‏@GeekAndDad 31 Oct 2014

      @danielpunkass faster to turn it off? Requires pass code after reboot I believe.

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    6. Filipe Cabecinhas ‏@filcab 31 Oct 2014

      @danielpunkass Is this restricted to actual fingerprints? As in, can I simply use something that's not a fingertip to unlock the phone? :P

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