> A password is considered (by courts) to be testimony For now. It doesn't seem like an especially natural fit. Regardless of the merits of being able to compe

> A password is considered (by courts) to be testimony For now. It doesn't seem like an especially natural fit. Regardless of the merits of being able to compelled to turn over your password, relying on labored interpretation of laws is not a good idea: 14th amendment was always a very shaky basis for abortion rights, as the 2nd is a very shaky one for personal gun rights.