>...you can close your eyes to prevent FaceID from working and say "Hey Siri, who's phone is this?" That's specific to Apple and I wouldn't be surprised if tha

>...you can close your eyes to prevent FaceID from working and say "Hey Siri, who's phone is this?" That's specific to Apple and I wouldn't be surprised if that got you an obstruction charge in the states. Plus, if you don't produce the password, afterwards, you're now sitting in jail for contempt - even if you may have actually forgotten it. It's a much safer avenue, legally, to just use a password to unlock the device.