Editing Biometric Security and the Architecture of the Flesh (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Evaluating</span> ==
# Because a police officer cannot legally force you to speak your password (Fifth Amendment), but *can* physically force your thumb onto your phone's sensor, does biometric security drastically erode a citizen's constitutional protections against unreasonable search?
# Is the deployment of massive, AI-driven Facial Recognition cameras across public city streets an acceptable tool for catching violent criminals, or the ultimate realization of a dystopian, totalitarian surveillance state?
# If your biometric identity (your face and typing rhythm) becomes the sole key to your bank account, what prevents violent criminals from simply kidnapping citizens and forcing them to look at their phones at gunpoint to steal their life savings?
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