To commit a crime in the caveman days, all you needed was a stick and a strong desire to do harm. Then, as the world progressed, so did the technology people used to protect themselves. Undeterred, ne’er-do-wells adapted: they learnt how to forge keys and signatures. Those scamps. Times are changing though. Some phones have fingerprint scanners. Others identify you by your entire face. While certain devices (poorly) scan your irises. Biometrics are a bitch. For thieves, at least. Still, they’ve moved with the times. These days, you’ll find criminals‘ pockets (probably) overflowing with thumbs, larynges, and eyes in order to…
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