Pro tip about decryption laws and rights when detained. You aren't required to use a password or pin to open your phone when cops ask you. However, they can get you to use your fingerprint or face to unlock it.
This info is a bit dated, and things might've changed (for the worse), but if you're trying to protect data like that, it's something to look into.
another pro tip is that newer iPhones require a PIN to unlock after the phone restarts, and cannot use Face ID / Finger ID until you supply said PIN for the first unlock
Pro tip about decryption laws and rights when detained. You aren't required to use a password or pin to open your phone when cops ask you. However, they can get you to use your fingerprint or face to unlock it.
This info is a bit dated, and things might've changed (for the worse), but if you're trying to protect data like that, it's something to look into.
another pro tip is that newer iPhones require a PIN to unlock after the phone restarts, and cannot use Face ID / Finger ID until you supply said PIN for the first unlock