discuss What type of security do you use on your phone?

[Zani]

Protecting our devices from others getting access to it is good especially if you are not the type who stays alone. As a person, do you use password, pattern or face ID to operate your devices or do you leave it just like that?

 

[Fidelia1]

I don't really like stressing myself when it comes to phone security. I only have the fingerprints security and then, the four digit screen lock to access my phone. That's already two layers of security.

 

[Yama]

I use bio metrics lock for my phone. Some of my apps 2 factor authentication locked.

 

[King Belieal]

I use fingerprint for unlocking my phones main interface. I use app lock code to protect access to my messaging apps and financial apps. Those are the two main ways I secure my mobile device.

 

[lens]

I use strong password and facial recognition but I think it is better to have multiple security on the phone to provide better protection for our personal data.

 

[Kross]

I don't like the inconvenience of having to hold a phone across my face anytime I want to unlock the phone. I prefer to use the fingerprint to unlock my phone. It is easier and looks safer to me. I have passwords set up as alternatives to fingerprint.

 

[Cpvr]

Protecting our devices from others getting access to it is good especially if you are not the type who stays alone. As a person, do you use password, pattern or face ID to operate your devices or do you leave it just like that?

I use a passcode on my phone. I also browse websites on a vpn from time to time on my phone. I don't like the face id.

 

[Oshawott]

I am using only the Apple Face ID.

However, I am thinking of switching it off because when I do video call on Whatsapp or share documents or screenshots on Whatsapp, its a big hassle. Additionally, I am unable to unlock my phone for viewing directions especially if I am on a bike using a helmet.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Biometrics and pin password is what I use to lock my smartphone. I wanted to use Facial unlock but I had to deactivate it. Also, I use Google authenticator to secure some of my apps.

 

[Apsara]

I use a combination of fingerprint lock and strong password for phone security. I also enable two-factor authentication on key apps and avoid downloading from unknown sources.