01/26/2010, 11:10 PM
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Okay so I started using the Pin Lock on my phone due to a snoopy girlfriend
![]() Out of habit I always shut off my screen after I do something and then have to re-enter my pin everytime I turn it back on. My request is, when my buddy puts in his 4 number pin into his iPhone, it immediately goes to his launcher. No clicking "Done" after he types in the 4th number. Now this may come off as lazy or unnecessary, but one less button to click would be great, not to mention it doesn't seem to me that this would be that difficult of a patch to implement (SEEMS this way, I in no way shape or form know anything related to development, just enjoy/appreciate the efforts!). |
01/27/2010, 09:40 AM
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I think it was in 1.3.1, but Palm updated the PIN so it could be any number of digits, not just 4 digits. So, you can't just automatically select DONE at 4 digits anymore. I actually like this, because if someone picks up the phone, they have no idea how many numbers they need to punch in to activate the phone.
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01/27/2010, 10:37 AM
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10/01/2012, 07:59 AM
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the reason you have to hit done is that the PIN lock is not a set number of digits. You can make it 1 digit, 2, 10, or more. This actually adds to the security of your device, but a downside is that you are required to hit DONE
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12/26/2012, 11:20 PM
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This might not be hard to implement. I had snooped in that code when ModeSwitcher accidentally fubared my PIN and I couldn't get into my phone (oops!! And I did this while waiting for jury duty, so I had to wait... thanks to dev mode, though!).
The tough part will be if the method that the unlock app uses to check the code also triggers the wipe after x number of incorrect attempts feature... Otherwise, you can just check the pin after each button is entered. If it is right, then unlock. If it is wrong, do nothing.
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