Yep. The only time it ever feels like a legit issue is while driving, but nobody is supposed to be on their phone while driving in the first place, biometrics or not. It takes almost no time to pull over if absolutely necessary.

Why did you type *******? You could just type a made up pass to use as the example, like "hunter2"

These days it has to be something like 1Hunt3r2!l} because enhanced security.

Good question. In the U.S. It violates your fifth amendment right not to testify against yourself/self-incriminate... unless a person doesn't know that and voluntarily unlocks it.

From a legal perspective, no. Passwords would be a 5th amendment issue.

"I don't recall."

Nope, believe it or not, that's treated entirely differently. Considered to be covered by the 5th amendment since you would be required to provide information that could be self-incriminating.

No.

There is no search warrant for the contents of your mind.

Of course "rubber hose decrypt" is always an option, but we're not quite there yet.

I believe it gets a bit trickier because you can use your right to remain silent? They also can’t physically force you to speak the password but they can restrain you and unlock your phone by force.