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Somebody got too excited - this is a feature, not a flaw. Also, it's getting boring, these lock screen "hacks" that half the time are intentional behaviours. Tr
by f055 13y ago
Somebody got too excited - this is a feature, not a flaw. Also, it's getting boring, these lock screen "hacks" that half the time are intentional behaviours. True hack would be accessing your phone remotely. If you at any point allow the "hacker" a physical access to your phone then you either shouldn't store all these TOP SECRET documents there, or change friends (because I assume most of these lock screen "hacks" are used for pranks - I can't imagine leaving my phone unattended outside my home)
- mikemoka 13y agoIf this is a feature it is a badly designed one because this could be a real problem if your phone is stolen and you don't notice for instance, they should have added a voice identification system or similar to balance convenience and security, at least on the first use to open a timed session, which is totally in their capabilities in my opinion.
- farmdawgnation 13y agoThis feature is only badly designed in that it's not communicated during the setup process that Siri will still work. This is a feature, it can be turned off, and is 100% intentional. The security your propose doesn't provide enough security to be worth the effort. (Hello tape recorder!)