Initial lock-code aka security-code setup should be protected
asked 2015-04-06 19:11:36 +0200
To not accidentally setup a code and forget about it (aka your kids play with your phone and set something and forget about it) the setup for the security-code should be protected by PIN2 (just like in the old days the advanced setup was just protected by PIN2 instead of lock-codes) or the Jolla account password or even both. While we are at it, change of SIM should be secured by "something" too!
I consider it a bug that anyone with my phone in his/her hands can initially set the device-lock-code without me knowing it even exists (speaking for $user).
exactly this happened to me. Suddenly my security code is set and I have no idea where it comes from. Maybe my children played with it, maybe accidentally by putting it in my pocket without locking it, ... I don't know. But now I have a big problem :-/. It really seems to be the only way to send it to Jolla. I'm definitely with you, that the security code should be protected with PIN2 or PUK of the SIM
triessner ( 2016-06-14 18:08:06 +0200 )edit