At least in the US, the 5th amendment protects against revealing our passwords t...

		rahidz on May 7, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Your phone may soon replace many of your passwords At least in the US, the 5th amendment protects against revealing our passwords to the government (and we can always go with "I forgot what it was"). I don't believe the same is true for biometrics and such, is it?

Biometrics and physical tokens are not protected