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Context is also relevant. The iPhone for example has a PIN lockout, and young kids love phones. More than once I've been punished by Apple for my kids curiosi

Context is also relevant. The iPhone for example has a PIN lockout, and young kids love phones. More than once I've been punished by Apple for my kids curiosity.

cdubzzz 10y ago
You can disable this in Settings -> Touch ID and Passcode using the Erase Data toggle.
- stolsvik 10y ago
  Not if your company overrides the settings. At my job, 5 is the limit, and then the phone is wiped. Seriously.