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Someone opened my phone
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I use a password longer than the android limit (16 characters) since graphene allows longer; I use letters numbers and symbols. But I also use biometrics, because fuck typing that every time I need to open my phone. Allows for a very secure fresh (re)boot state, and with decent security when it has been unlocked at least once. I also use Locker, which (assuming it works, it's a few years old now, luckily never had to see) lets you set a max number of unlock attempts before using admin privileges to wipe. And graphene lets you set a 'time since last unlock' auto-restart, to get that initial secure state back.
Probably overkill, but I have leos in the family and I have been harassed before several times over the years (often without any cause or merit), as a teenager and beyond, and I don't trust anyone wearing a badge anymore. So 'plan for the worst, hope for the best' is my strategy.