| ‎I would also prefer, answering/or rejecting the call right away w/o entering any pin. But in this very answered call if you want to call a third party for conference or just putting the other call on hold, you should _then_ have to enter the pin in order to get access to the contacts. How many digits/chars the pin should have is your choice.
Yeah, happens all the time, dunnit? Bad guy walks past just as the phone rings unattended, picks up the call, says "hello, who's there? Could you please tell me some compromising information about the owner of this phone? Name and bank details would be good." That really is a serious security issue. We should immediately require 6-digit codes (at the very least) whenever the phone rings. Or, preferably, a pass-phrase. Because I'm totally happy to enter a lengthy password every time my phone rings. After all, I so enjoy the feeling of security that gives me. Never mind the occasional missed call because I couldn't get the password in quickly enough… Michi. | ||
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