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Aside from the fact that I signed an agreement at work saying that I would keep my email account secure, I just can't help feeling like no lock screen is a bad idea. Make sure you don't lose your phone, or have it stolen. Aside from having instant access to all your email accounts, Facebook, Twitter, etc and being able to spam you relentlessly, it could also be VERY expensive. Those 4 hour calls to Hong Kong and India can run up a bill in a hurry! And hopefully you don't do any online bill paying with your phone. Goodbye credit card account and checking account.
I suppose freedom of choice is ALWAYS a good thing. To each their own. I think I'll continue to keep all my info secure with a lockscreen pattern.
Interesting. Is there some other type of security beside the lock screen? Or are you saying your research has determined that most users don't use their phones for Enterprise email,or for their work, or have their log ons or passwords set to auto remember? In that case I can definitely see why you wouldn't need to have any security on your phone. Just a useless annoyance.
DUDE, go back and read my first post. You know, where I said that choice is good, and to each their own. I AM, however challenging your blanket statement that MOST people don't want to lock their information. Where does that fact come from? Your circle of friends, maybe? Not mine.
^He seemed pretty chill to me. In fact, I share some of his concerns. I use my phone for practically everything, so the thought of someone having instant access is kind of creepy. At the same time, I do get tired of unlocking it all the time. Too bad the touchscreen can't read fingerprints. Wouldn't that be ideal!? I suppose the FFC could also double as a retina scanner, but that might use a little too much battery. hehe
There are also apps out there that can secure specific apps from opening, havmt looked too much into it myself but that might be an alternative to being able to keep your screen unlocked but still securing private info
I hate reading other people's petty arguments on discussion boards, so I'll make this my last post on this subject so others don't have to keep reading this. 500,000 downloads equals about 50,000 less than the number of people who activate an Android device IN ONE DAY.