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Questions over the 5th Amendment are raised when judges can order you to unlock a device with your print - but you can't be forced to give up your password. Also, Sony may have its own legal trouble wit a video-recording contact lens, and celebrities at the Met Gala attempt to bring tech to fashion.
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