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I think he's requesting it on the system level. For example, if iOS allowed you to force PIN+TID when opening a specific (not necessarily secure) app for the f
by kfriede 9y ago
I think he's requesting it on the system level. For example, if iOS allowed you to force PIN+TID when opening a specific (not necessarily secure) app for the first time after an unlock. Intended for apps that don't necessarily have security built in already.
- mulletbum 9y agoThis is especially useful for when the app developer doesn't think there is a reason for them to develop such a system. For example, I don't want my son playing a zombie game, but I myself play it often. I could then lock him out of said game, but still give him my phone to use.
- irrational 9y agoThis isn't exactly what you are looking for, but have you tried Guided Access on iOS (or whatever the equivalent is on Android)?
- mulletbum 9y agoYes, that is the way I do it currently. It's a real pain though.