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It's a step above a pattern/PIN lock; with a minimum drop in convenience. No smudge trails left on the screen, can't be easily guessed, and you have to know who
by ConstantineXVI 15y ago
It's a step above a pattern/PIN lock; with a minimum drop in convenience. No smudge trails left on the screen, can't be easily guessed, and you have to know who the owner is before you can unlock it. Not as secure as, say, a fingerprint scanner, but it's also easy to implement on existing devices.
- yangyang 15y ago> No smudge trails left on the screen Surely you're still going to touch it after you've unlocked it? :-)
- there 15y agoi think the parent was talking about the security implications of having your unlock pattern show up on the screen. it's entirely possible to not touch the screen enough after unlocking to wipe out your pattern. http://whispersys.com/screenlock.html http://whispersys.com/screenlock.html