9 points | by gnabgib 9 hours ago ago
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> enforce measures rendering handsets effectively unusable
> When an iPhone user is not identified as being at a familiar location
> equipping police with new powers to search properties without a warrant where stolen goods have been electronically located
> facial recognition to cut the number of grabs on the capital's streets
This all means total surveillance. What could possible go wrong with this?
I was under the impression that Android did something like this upon factory reset (asking for previous PIN before you can set the phone up again). Is it effective?
> enforce measures rendering handsets effectively unusable
> When an iPhone user is not identified as being at a familiar location
> equipping police with new powers to search properties without a warrant where stolen goods have been electronically located
> facial recognition to cut the number of grabs on the capital's streets
This all means total surveillance. What could possible go wrong with this?
I was under the impression that Android did something like this upon factory reset (asking for previous PIN before you can set the phone up again). Is it effective?