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| Smart Phone Lock Feature (Enhanced) WM6 Appears to come with the Feature to LOCK your phone. This is great for those that would like to use this feature. But what if you have a colleague that wants to borrow your phone for a quick call because his battery died... You unlock it, hand it over, and he walks off to make a private phone call... and takes with him FULL access to all of your private pictures, text messages, e-mails, recent call information, picture messages, etc. I once had a Motorola V710 Cell phone and I could lock each application on my phone independently. I can set ONE password and decide which applications would prompt for that password. I actually don't want to lock my PHONE at all. It's a pain to unlock my phone every time I want to use it... I just want to secure my e-mails, pictures and text messages. Also, a locked phone can be used to dial 911 which is great... but what if I have a non emergency - emergency? I've been forced to lock my entire phone so it cannot be used - yet I want someone to be able to use my phone to call a friend to pick me up because I've had too much to drink (not something you call 911 for) or something like that. This feature just seems like common sense to me. Is this possible, Can a Developer Write Something like this into WM6? Has one already been written? New Feature in WM7? Thank You for any input or considerations in advance.Good Day-Mike |
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| RE: Smart Phone Lock Feature (Enhanced) I know this isn't exactly what you're looking for, but if you use Microsoft Voice Command, you can place calls with your voice without unlocking your device. To enable this, go into the Voice Command settings and set "Availability" to "Always Available" or, on a touchscreen device, uncheck the "Password Protected" checkbox. Drew Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. This alias is for newsgroup purposes only. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Mike Prescott" wrote: > WM6 Appears to come with the Feature to LOCK your phone. This is great for > those that would like to use this feature. But what if you have a colleague > that wants to borrow your phone for a quick call because his battery died... > You unlock it, hand it over, and he walks off to make a private phone > call... and takes with him FULL access to all of your private pictures, text > messages, e-mails, recent call information, picture messages, etc. I once > had a Motorola V710 Cell phone and I could lock each application on my phone > independently. I can set ONE password and decide which applications would > prompt for that password. I actually don't want to lock my PHONE at all. > It's a pain to unlock my phone every time I want to use it... I just want to > secure my e-mails, pictures and text messages. Also, a locked phone can be > used to dial 911 which is great... but what if I have a non emergency - > emergency? I've been forced to lock my entire phone so it cannot be used - > yet I want someone to be able to use my phone to call a friend to pick me up > because I've had too much to drink (not something you call 911 for) or > something like that. This feature just seems like common sense to me. Is > this possible, Can a Developer Write Something like this into WM6? Has one > already been written? New Feature in WM7? Thank You for any input or > considerations in advance.Good Day-Mike > > > |
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