The problem then is people entering the duress code by accident (if it's similar to the pin) or forgetting it (if it's too different).

Also a criminal might see somebody fumbling with the keypad slower than usual and assume they are entering a duress code.

I generally enter my PIN very quickly , because the movements of my fingers on the keypad is stored in muscle memory.

If they're part of a gang with a mole in the police they'll know - and who are you to say they aren't?

Or better yet, what if it's an elaborate CIA plot to convince you that the moon landing was real? Plotted by intelligent elephants, who breathe fire and crap diamonds! They're a part of the deBeers cartel, and when you're asleep, they rearrange your underwear!

How deep do you want to make your conspiracy theory go?

That's always a risk anyway, in the UK we have an anonymous crime reporting phone number. You are never going to know for sure whether someone in their telephony department is somehow logging information from all the calls and handing it over to the mafia etc.