After reading the article, the question that really stood out for me was: where is the line? At what point is security over excessive, and starts to impose a threat to our privacy? The government now has easy access to our fingerprints, through the new iPhone, but what happens if they actually do take these fingerprints? Is the next step monitoring our thoughts? Unfortunately, the line between privacy and security is fine, and when weighing the consequences between over security and over privacy, over privacy's consequences are more traumatic than over security, thus, Security will keep winning over privacy.
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