On Wed, 2013-03-27 at 18:36 +0100, Oliver Grawert wrote: > i'm not sure my mother would understand such a concept or get along with > a gazillion of buttons and options for having to set up security > policies ... would yours ?
A gazillion of buttons? As the mockup showed, it is simply switches to lock/unlock each app or specific feature. It is presented in a simple manner, where the user can simply run through a list of permissions and toggle the ones they want to protect. My mum would take the default settings, which might be no lock or fully locked (like an Android/iOS device). She would never look at the settings, and thus never even be exposed to this feature (until I get hold of her phone).
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