Smartphones and Police – level 1
Many people have smartphones or tablets. You can unlock many smartphones with your finger, your eyes or your face.
This news is about the American police. A judge rules that police cannot make people unlock their phones with their finger, eyes, or face. People can unlock the device only if they want to.
Difficult words: unlock (open), judge (a lawyer with a lot of power and authority), rule (officially say what people can or cannot do), device (an electronic thing like a smartphone, a tablet, or a computer).
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Smartphones and Police – level 2
An American judge ruled that the police cannot force people to unlock their devices with their fingers, eyes or face.
The judge said that the biometric protection was like a numeric passcode – something the people do not have to share if they do not want to.
Difficult words: force (make), device (an electronic thing like a smartphone, a tablet, or a computer), biometric (using a part of your body).
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Smartphones and Police – level 3
An American judge ruled that even with a warrant, the police cannot force people to unlock their devices with their fingers, eyes or face.
The judge likened the biometrics to a numeric passcode – something which people do not have to reveal under the American Fifth Amendment (an article added to the US Constitution) which is protection against self-incrimination.
Difficult words: warrant (a legal document which lets police arrest somebody, or search a place), device (electronic objects like smartphones, tablets or computers), the biometrics (a way of unlocking your device with a part of your body), self-incrimination (making yourself appear guilty of a crime).
https://t.me/news_in_levels_video/159
Many people have smartphones or tablets. You can unlock many smartphones with your finger, your eyes or your face.
This news is about the American police. A judge rules that police cannot make people unlock their phones with their finger, eyes, or face. People can unlock the device only if they want to.
Difficult words: unlock (open), judge (a lawyer with a lot of power and authority), rule (officially say what people can or cannot do), device (an electronic thing like a smartphone, a tablet, or a computer).
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Smartphones and Police – level 2
An American judge ruled that the police cannot force people to unlock their devices with their fingers, eyes or face.
The judge said that the biometric protection was like a numeric passcode – something the people do not have to share if they do not want to.
Difficult words: force (make), device (an electronic thing like a smartphone, a tablet, or a computer), biometric (using a part of your body).
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Smartphones and Police – level 3
An American judge ruled that even with a warrant, the police cannot force people to unlock their devices with their fingers, eyes or face.
The judge likened the biometrics to a numeric passcode – something which people do not have to reveal under the American Fifth Amendment (an article added to the US Constitution) which is protection against self-incrimination.
Difficult words: warrant (a legal document which lets police arrest somebody, or search a place), device (electronic objects like smartphones, tablets or computers), the biometrics (a way of unlocking your device with a part of your body), self-incrimination (making yourself appear guilty of a crime).
https://t.me/news_in_levels_video/159