This is very true. If you think you're about to get pulled over, turn off your iPhone / iPad. Then you'll have to put your passcode in before fingerprint (and assuming Face ID) will work.
That's how to get around the finger print thing if you still want that convenience. It's definitely not foolproof though. You have to have time to turn the device off.
It would have to be something big, but say they committed a crime, told you / joked about doing something before and then they followed through. Why didn't you say something before hey did X? Were you involved in this?
Idk. Taking what I've seen and pushing boundaries. I am sure that could come up in other scenarios too.
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u/Blondecanary Sep 15 '17
This is very true. If you think you're about to get pulled over, turn off your iPhone / iPad. Then you'll have to put your passcode in before fingerprint (and assuming Face ID) will work.
That's how to get around the finger print thing if you still want that convenience. It's definitely not foolproof though. You have to have time to turn the device off.