Most of us have cellphones and have password or fingerprint-protected locks on them to ensure our privacy. We believe that unless we choose to give them out, these passcodes are completely private. This presumably includes whether police can have access to the passcodes without our consent. But are they really private? In a case pending before the Florida Supreme Court, the question of whether police can compel you to disclose your passcode in order to give them access to texts, emails and pictures stored in the phone is at issue.