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No. In the US, passwords have been held by courts to be "testimony" which requires a court order to force you to disclose. Fingerprints, gestures and face-id ar
by Tangurena2 3y ago
No. In the US, passwords have been held by courts to be "testimony" which requires a court order to force you to disclose. Fingerprints, gestures and face-id are legally equivalent to keys and any law enforcement agent can order you to use keys to unlock a thing. The difference is that the 5th Amendment prohibits testifying against yourself - therefore passwords are legally safer.