I thought that too, but we only have a limited supply of it, its not without its own risks, and we get 2-3 cases per year of it - mostly due to vaccinating those exposed, and the 2-3 that happen, such as this case, should've known but didn't.
Very good article. While I normally am terrified of rabies, this helps me reduced that fear, and not worry because a bat flew by overhead.
I know in the US we only get 2-3 cases per year, and the OP case is the first in 3 years I think? All of our cases are known to be direct contact with bats/animals and the people should've known to get help.
It doesn't fail as often as Face ID - you can touch the phone on table and don't have move your head to get it right (especially on the iPad).
Its more secure because it requires an active action (touching) vs passive (looking).
I was able to download them and a bunch from RetroMags
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