It's not, until it is. There have been cases of everyday people are forced to turn over the passwords at borders when entering or leaving the country. I fundame

It's not, until it is. There have been cases of everyday people are forced to turn over the passwords at borders when entering or leaving the country. I fundamentally disagree about whether or not this is a real concern for most people. I have no problem with people using biometrics, I understand people will always choose the most convenient option, that's why it's important. I think the iOS "cop mode" feature to disable the fingerprint with 5 presses of the power button shows companies are concerned about it too.