I read that as "fake unlocking".
Which would be a really cool option: a cop or TSA tries to unlock your phone but gets instead a sandboxed environment which makes them think they actually unlocked the phone.
I read that as "fake unlocking".
Which would be a really cool option: a cop or TSA tries to unlock your phone but gets instead a sandboxed environment which makes them think they actually unlocked the phone.
after a few months of that being popular, TSA will institute a policy where the agent will ask a standard question of "are you using a decoy account or otherwise trying to hide the true contents of your phone" every time they inspect a phone. answer yes, they ask for the real account, answer no, and you committed a felony by lying.
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I imagine that not many TSA people would think to navigate there and switch it out of the guest profile. No need to lock it, just switch profiles and leave it unlocked.
Unless that's already a thing I'm not aware (now using Android)?