May 17, 2024, 10:14 a.m. | /u/RedMirtle

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Especially for migrants, the governments (of Europe) takes your fingerprints for all kind of things, beginning with the residence permit. It only occured to me now that that's already a digitized version of your fingerprints. If you later got arrested, and of course eschewing the legality of it, could law enforcements use those images to unlock your finger-print-locked phone?

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