What are the legal implications of passkeys? Are there any case law examples yet?
My understanding is it's 100% impossible to 'prove' I know a password or not as it could be written on a piece of paper somewhere, and it's entirely possible for that paper to be shredded and therefore any proof of that password is gone, forever. I remember hearing you cannot be compelled to hand over a password.
Biometrics et al on the other hand? Could/would a judge compel those to be disclosed? I saw a video of a police officer forcing somebody to use their face to unlock their phone to delete a video. With a password, this would be 100% impossible.
You don't have to enable the biometric part of this as you can still protect your device with a passcode/password only if you want. I just tested it and was able to use it with just my device PIN, no biometrics.
My understanding is it's 100% impossible to 'prove' I know a password or not as it could be written on a piece of paper somewhere, and it's entirely possible for that paper to be shredded and therefore any proof of that password is gone, forever. I remember hearing you cannot be compelled to hand over a password.
Biometrics et al on the other hand? Could/would a judge compel those to be disclosed? I saw a video of a police officer forcing somebody to use their face to unlock their phone to delete a video. With a password, this would be 100% impossible.
So yeah, think about that BEFORE using.