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I'd be fine with this, EXCEPT: 1) Keep the alarm data in an insecure location so that app can work before login. (A read only cache is fine) 2) Let me _choos
by mjevans 2y ago
I'd be fine with this, EXCEPT:
1) Keep the alarm data in an insecure location so that app can work before login. (A read only cache is fine)
2) Let me _choose_ if some other apps can live in the insecure storage partition too. E.G. Google Voice comes to mind along with any basic carrier integration stuff you'd rather just have even on a fully locked phone. (Why GV in unlocked? It interacts with the insecure phone network anyway, so that's not exactly holding much back. Maybe make message history harder to get to with a still locked device.)
- kuschku 2y agoApps can already choose to place some data in pre-unlock or post-unlock storage, so your alarm or google voice should be unaffected.