Yup, just gotta model your threats. I use finger print scanners at home because it's less keystrokes. But not on my phone. Both because my (trusted) friends s

Yup, just gotta model your threats. I use finger print scanners at home because it's less keystrokes. But not on my phone. Both because my (trusted) friends sometimes need to borrow a phone, and also for the very rare chance police detain me and try to break into my phone without a warrant. Legally, you don't have to tell a cop your password, but they can physically force you to use your finger/face to unlock your phone.