iPhone will store photos and fingerprints of his abductor

Apple is planning to develop a technology that will capture photos and videos on iPhone thief, and get his fingerprints. This biometric information will serve to identify unauthorized users. Apple is interested in creating a technology that will allow the new iPhone to take photos and get fingerprinted her kidnapper without his knowledge. The device will collect biometric information that it fell into whose hands. This will help detect unauthorized access, reports The Verge. The biometric information includes fingerprints, photos and video of the one who holds the device in their hands, as well as the surrounding audio environment. This data can then be used to identify unauthorized users.But there are technical difficulties in the implementation of ideas. recognition technology fingerprint TouchID implies the need to swipe your finger to the sensor several times. But it is unlikely a thief would do that. Perhaps, Apple will have to improve their technology and make it more effective. Similar initiatives have already taken place in the past. For example, the Lookout app will automatically launch the camera and take photos, if he notices some strange behavior and violation of the integrity of the device security settings. However, these technologies can raise new questions about data protection. And if Apple will be able to take photos hidden and store biometric information, even for the safety of users, it may adversely affect the company's reputation in matters of confidentiality.