This guy protested against Cop City training center gave a wipe code to interrogators and they inadvertently wiped it, during an illegal search violating his 4th ammendment rights, having not arrested him nor read his meranda rights.
The main issue really is, at an international airport or border trying to enter the US, you don’t have the same exact rights as outside the airport, especially when your on the terrorist watch list like he was.
So not even sure the 4th applies here. Guess makes a good court case to find out
I currently have the Tells app on the phone that does have a swipe barnto deletebor a menu setting that will wipe with the use of a wrong code.
I keep it in my private space as well as on the main home screen. So basically its on their twice, though it onkybshows up once on the appnlist. So if its seen in the applist the home screen app can be a decoy. I have verified this by storing a pic in the “public” side and opening the app with the same password in the private space where the pic wasnt present.
If you wish to keep them separate its best to have a different password.