no, i don't think so, will and would have difference in meaning in some cases. for example, to talk about prediction, we use will for a predictable situation and would for a hypothetical situation. like "you will be unsafe without telling the police the truth" (= i think you're not telling the police ) and "you would be unsafe without telling the police the truth" (= i think you're telling the police ).

意思是我想你不要告诉警察， 但因为我不知道确实的情况，所以我问你要不要报警。 在这句话可用will代替would,有同样的意思。Will强调现实的，而would强调可能性。

no, i don't think so, will and would have difference in meaning in some cases. for example, to talk about prediction, we use will for a predictable situation and would for a hypothetical situation. like "you will be unsafe without telling the police the truth" (= i think you're not telling the police ) and "you would be unsafe without telling the police the truth" (= i think you're telling the police ).

It means he wouldn't do it so you ask him if he really would go to police. If you want to ask if will go you should say " You would go to police, wouldn't you".

It's a case of using subjunctive mood, so the speaker don't expect 'you' to go to the police