Want To Protect Your Phone From The Cops? You Might Want To Use A Passcode, Not A Fingerprint
Virginia court rules using fingerprint technology to protect your phone doesn't carry same legal rights as passcodes.
Debates about privacy rights and security are as old as America itself. And now, a Virginia Circuit Court ruled this week, those who favor fingerprint technology, like Apple's Touch ID, to protect their mobile devices have fewer rights than those who use passcodes.
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