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If you were dumb enough to put your thumbprint into the phone in the first place then they already have it and they can access it through the modem. The courts are playing a kabuki theater or cabaret skit.
You sure about that? Isn't the hash stored on the secure element? I don't doubt some right high rolling actors can get in there but it doesn't sound that trivial.
they can access most phones through modem exploits regardless of whether you have fingerprint.
It's a real shiny kit you could say. The password is Wash too. Says so in the comics even though they know it ain't the same as him.