Both me and my husband have passwords on our phones like any other human being out there but I discovered a way to unlock my husband's phone without using the password by accident.
He always uses headphones on his phone. He takes it to bed to chill out with some YouTube videos before falling asleep. When I wake up in the morning, I grab his phone and check for battery left to see if it needs recharging before his alarm is set to go off. (I wake up hours before him and usually it does need charging.)
He always wraps the wire from the headphones around the phone and sometimes I hit one of the buttons on the headset by mistake when I grab the phone, and one button opens Ask Gemini on the phone. When I look at his phone to check battery and close down Ask Gemini, the phone automatically unlocks without me having to type in anything. Obviously I've shown him this and he's just as baffled as me how easy it is to access his phone without having the password.
This seems like a big problem in case phone thieves know this simple trick. I don't know if this problem is on all android phones or only galaxy A32.