Apple Should Create Folder Passwords, to Protect Private Apps like Mail
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Staten Island, NY Posted: 9/24/2014 1:00:00 AM
It's great that iOS devices have passwords that protect your information from strangers. However, they don't offer a way to control access by friends or family to individual Apps like Mail.
Have you ever handed your iPad to a toddler?
There's a great joy that comes from handing a toddler your iPad so they can learn the alphabet, draw some pictures or play a game. The only trouble is you just hope they don't accidentally open your eMail App and start deleting your mail.
There's an easy solution... give people the ability to put Mail and other private Apps into a folder that has a separate password, so they can't accidentally access your sensitive information.
Another bonus... it'll keep your teens from reading your emails too.
Joe Crescenzi, Founder
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