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Re:Cops can force your finger onto an iPhone to see if it un... by spraak on Friday April 26, 2019 @12:59PM (#19759570)
> These are all unnecessary, to various degrees.

Even limiting your search to HN there is a plethora of examples of situations that OP describes where phones and devices have been invaded

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Re:Cops can force your finger onto an iPhone to see if it un... by maximilianroos on Friday April 26, 2019 @04:05PM (#19761301)
Police routinely violate 4A rights.

But we have a court system that suppresses evidence that's gained from those violations, or any evidence that's found from information gained in those violations.

Do you have examples where courts have allowed that evidence to be used against people?

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