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Evidence/source? My understanding is you inherently cannot go back to BFU (before first unlock) state once you're in AFU unless you reboot.
Again, I'm not talking about simply disabling biometrics unlock -- BFU = your decryption key is not in memory yet (at all).
https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/14081-what-does-the-lockdown-option-do
this seems to confirm what you're saying.
Thank you. I say it because I was genuinely asking the person who replied to me, in case I was wrong. In the context of privacy, it's extremely important to know for sure.