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Any A22 Samsung experts?
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The lock screen is the one where you enter your passcode or your fingerprint to unlock the phone.0
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i dont have a passcode or fingerprint0
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How did you manage to setup the phone without adding a passcode, password or fingerprint?0
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Can be done, maybe unwise - and Android makes it difficult - but it can be done.PHK said:How did you manage to setup the phone without adding a passcode, password or fingerprint?
My "emergency" phone in the car has no security.0 -
and i dont leave myself vulnerable, say to a bank (if the phone got pinched). I know there are ways of shielding, but i don't take any risks...too many ppl losing money to scams (thieves)0
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Not having a password or fingerprint makes you much more vulnerable to scams and fraud because people can call or receive calls on your number without your authorisation. Plus they can install apps without your knowledge that could be doing anything.spurdog1 said:and i dont leave myself vulnerable, say to a bank (if the phone got pinched). I know there are ways of shielding, but i don't take any risks...too many ppl losing money to scams (thieves)0 -
thanks for the tip, i now have a pin number (and "no" its not 1234, or 1111)PHK said:
Not having a password or fingerprint makes you much more vulnerable to scams and fraud because people can call or receive calls on your number without your authorisation. Plus they can install apps without your knowledge that could be doing anything.spurdog1 said:and i dont leave myself vulnerable, say to a bank (if the phone got pinched). I know there are ways of shielding, but i don't take any risks...too many ppl losing money to scams (thieves)1 -
Does having the passcode (PIN) screen in place make your original timeout problem less of an issue?spurdog1 said:
thanks for the tip, i now have a pin number (and "no" its not 1234, or 1111)PHK said:
Not having a password or fingerprint makes you much more vulnerable to scams and fraud because people can call or receive calls on your number without your authorisation. Plus they can install apps without your knowledge that could be doing anything.spurdog1 said:and i dont leave myself vulnerable, say to a bank (if the phone got pinched). I know there are ways of shielding, but i don't take any risks...too many ppl losing money to scams (thieves)0 -
yes, because the numbers are bigger and there's only 10 digits and i know where the first one on the screen should beDoes having the passcode (PIN) screen in place make your original timeout problem less of an issue?0
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