Comment by daemin
4 years ago
Not OP but from various laws around the world Police can generally use something physical to unlock your device - your face, your thumb - but they cannot get you to put in your password or pass code without a warrant.
Granted this kind of breaks down at borders where they have special laws, but for inside various countries it still holds.
You don't have to enable FaceID, though.
And in various places around the world, police use rubber hose decryption…
Well yeah, if you're on the street in Russia and the police in full military gear ask you to unlock your phone, I'd like to say I would resist and decline but I doubt it.