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I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wifi and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wifi". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.

I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wifi and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wifi". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.

I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wifi and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wifi". wlan". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.

I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wifi wlan and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wlan". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.

I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wlan and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wlan". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.

I have never used device lock on any of my previous phones, but in these days I'm getting a bit more wary. However I do very rarely leave my own wlan and I would find it extremely annoying if I should unlock my phone with a 5+ digit code every time I look up something. Hence my request for disabling device lock on a "trusted wlan". It would require:

• Defining a network as trusted.
• Defining what a trusted network is. I assume a combination of SSID and MAC-address with which you have successfully associated would be a good start - and enough security for me even though they can be spoofed. People worried about that could just not use the option.
• Keeping a list of "trusted" networks and the ability to edit them and associating the lock behaviour to them.