Forcing suspects to reveal phone passwords is unconstitutional, court says
All we really need is a real passcode, and then a second special passcode that wipes the phone instantly if typed.<p>so, my normal code might be 123456, but if someone asks what my code is and I say 345678, then the phone does a data wipe that isn't obvious from the outside, and just deletes all credentials, cookies, history, documents, etc.<p>Is this workable?