1. PapaSmurf posted on 7 1
I will admit, it has happened ONCE, and that's because I was running Pandora, updating apps, and have Power Saving Mode on (idk why) but hasn't happened ever since. I just tried this on my GS3 and it didn't work.
11. Mxyzptlk posted on 4 14
Security needs vast improvement.
20. PapaSmurf posted on 5 2
I know in iOS 6. Tell Apple to fix that ASAP.
21. techspace posted on 1 3
to be honest, i think apple ios will remain the most secure os for a long time and its easy to push in more, quicker security updates on ios
forget about android not being secure, even we don't know how many things we do on our devices to make them even more insecure, especially with the custom builds(rooting)
i am not talking about this minor issue(samsung's lock screen bypassing) , i am talking about android in general........we don't know about the future, but today android is more vulnerable
23. PapaSmurf posted on 1 0
I'd have to give BB credit. Blackberry is probably in my book the most secure.
27. Mxyzptlk posted on 0 1
Certainly not financially secure.
25. hiBreed posted on 2 1
Are u high on crack? Since when did ios become the most secure os. Blackberry would remain the most secure os, even if they had a 1 month holiday
26. ZeroCide posted on 1 0
Your comments need vast improvemant too.
22. techspace posted on 0 0
is it working when you are on wifi and when you are on power saving mode?
just try it and tell me.........and are you using the international version?
24. PapaSmurf posted on 0 0
T-mobile Galaxy S3. I tried again. It works, but it only shows the homescreen for 1/16 of a second which really isn't an issue to me. All I have is the weather widget, camera, gmail, etc. and that's it.
This little flaw doesn't affect me at all and don't care about it. Now getting to my text messages and such, that's a different story lol.
2. hung2900 posted on 16 1
Did Apple patent security lock flaws?
9. Mxyzptlk posted on 6 15
Apple has nothing to do with the article.
18. tedkord posted on 5 1
Sure they do. They're your motivation for posting in every Android article. They're your motivation for life, spreading the gospel of Apple.
3. ama3654 posted on 7 2
Just go to settings, lockscreen and use password(High Security), problem solved!
12. Mxyzptlk posted on 1 14
That doesn't solve anything.
17. procopiojose posted on 4 0
nothing can be accessed from your phone anyway.. people can live with it.. once the lock screen get activated, any window behind it is closed..
4. Nathan_ingx posted on 11 1
iOS 6.1.1 The pioneer of lock screen bypassing.
14. nlbates66 posted on 6 0
wasn't it more like iOS 2.1 or iOS 4.1 that had the original glitch on iOS?
5. GALAXY-STORM posted on 3 0
Great idea, Just in case if i forget the pattern combination. Thanks
6. omarr posted on 5 1
Apple will sue them I am sure
7. spideyhead256 posted on 0 0
Let the samsung flaming,and the down votes,COMMENCE! =P
8. thachlel posted on 0 0
FYI, set pin security is still the same as pattern! 4.1.2
13. KParks23 posted on 1 2
This woks as described just tried it not really a big deal as it only shows ur home screen for a split second but still should not happen
15. amozhi posted on 0 1
Nope it is not happening on my S3 (international version)
16. procopiojose posted on 1 2
simple window transition delay.. you cannot do much since after the screen is locked, anything behind is closed or minimize by the os.. direct call via widget.. haha.. yeah someone who wants to peek on your phone will definitely do that..
19. drnggaj33 posted on 2 0
just wipeout the phone to go pass lock screen lol ;)
Security flaw discovered on Samsung Galaxy devices, (kind of) allows lock screen bypassing
batman Colorado Shooting News joe paterno British Open MC Chris Colorado shooting suspect accuweather
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.