How to protect against someone forcefully unlocking my phone and password manager with biometrics?
I really like the convenience of using fingerprint unlock for lockscreen and password manager. I do however don't like the thought of being forced to unlock both physically.
I use Android with GrapheneOS.
I have set up lockdown, but it takes some time to hold the power button and then click lockdown.
As others have said, the most secure option is to not use biometrics.
However an app like private lock might be a decent compromise
Edit: I just noticed that private lock seems to not have a new release in a few years and should probably be considered orphaned. So I might recommend ParanoidsPal-PrivacyLock instead
I use Paranoid's Pal, a similar app. It's great. In addition to locking in response to motion, I have it set to automatically lock the phone a few minutes after the screen turns off.
This also seems nice. I'll probably test this one as well. I like the lock after x amount of time feature. The pictures have max 15 minutes, so that might be too little, but maybe it'll work
Im not an android dev but I think the difference here is it's a secure lock. Which means that encryption is engaged and requires the decryption string to unlock which means that biometrics are not asked for.
It doesn't require root. Device admin is different.
I currently run this app on android 15 without root and it runs very well. However I just noticed that it seems to not have a new release in a few years and should probably be considered orphaned. So I might recommend ParanoidsPal-PrivacyLock instead.