Security

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Kenya
June 14, 2023 12:42pm CST
We have people friends or relatives who when you are together, maybe you can share a picture or show them from your phone. But they will scroll to the next picture without your consent . Another scenario is when a person can borrow your phone close friend or relative be it your sister or brother. Then the next thing they do is swap to your messages or pictures . I recently put a password to my WhatsApp using my finger print cause that's where people do run to whenever they get a chance or swiping pictures I haven't put a security there but if I get a chanCe, I will. What do you think of such characters?
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16 responses
@Starmaiden (9311)
• Canada
14 Jun
I've never had a problem like that and people have borrowed my phone before.
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• Kenya
14 Jun
I have had that's why I decided to do so some people are just mannerless. It's great you haven't experienced that it's so terrible
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
14 Jun
Pretty is the only person who borrows my phone. I don't care if she looks through it. (I don't think she does anything except make calls and sends texts but I also don't pay a lot of attention to what she's doing with it.)
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@DaddyEvil (137142)
• United States
17 Jun
@Laurakemunto I understand. Pretty is unsupervised on my phone because she's 35 years old. But she finally got her own phone about a year ago, but still gives people my phone number so they don't call her phone.
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• Kenya
18 Jun
@DaddyEvil That's a nice trick I used to do that when I had finished school I did give out my mom's number even after getting my own phone
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• Kenya
17 Jun
Yea that's good my kids also they use my phone but as they are young with my instructions and directions they just use it for the purpose intended
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@snowy22315 (170401)
• United States
17 Jun
I haven't run into that issue fortunately.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
It's a bad situation I tell you
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@RebeccasFarm (86833)
• United States
14 Jun
Yes this is why I hesitate to share some photos like that. I think well, they are nosey to say the least.
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• United States
17 Jun
@Laurakemunto Yes that is true
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• Kenya
17 Jun
@RebeccasFarm absolutely
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• Kenya
17 Jun
Sometimes it happens with someone you never expected but with the world of today, anything is possible!
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@LadyDuck (458976)
• Switzerland
15 Jun
I never had this problem, I give my phone to no one.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
That's great sometimes you don't give but just show something maybe to a friend , relative or colleague and they only want to see the next photo or message
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@LadyDuck (458976)
• Switzerland
18 Jun
@Laurakemunto I never do, I copy the photo to my computer and I print those I want to show.
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• Kenya
18 Jun
@LadyDuck I ssve mine in my drive when I need to have a copy I print it out
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@aninditasen (15746)
• Raurkela, India
15 Jun
I don't lend my phone to anyone except my sons.
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@aninditasen (15746)
• Raurkela, India
18 Jun
@Laurakemunto They don't. They are mature men now.
• Kenya
17 Jun
I understand cause they won't do anything stupid or try to be noisey
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@AmbiePam (85665)
• United States
14 Jun
I have never had that happen before, but I wouldn't be happy about it either.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
It's a very bad occurence
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@allknowing (130077)
• India
14 Jun
Mine is a feature phone and so no issues
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• Kenya
17 Jun
That's better
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@kaylachan (58129)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
14 Jun
A rule of thumb, if you don't something to be seen, don't take it or post it. If you're that paranoid of people looking through your phone, don't hand it over. If you do, simply lock them into the app you want them to stay on. All modern phones have a feature that allows you to do this.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
Very true I agree with you some humans need to be controlled even in very minor things where common sense should be made use of
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@wolfgirl569 (95622)
• Marion, Ohio
14 Jun
I have never had a problem
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• Kenya
17 Jun
You better off that's great
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@sallypup (58073)
• Centralia, Washington
18 Jun
I don't have a phone like that so it won't happen to me.
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• Kenya
18 Jun
I will have to have a better phone next time
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@JudyEv (326093)
• Rockingham, Australia
15 Jun
It's rude to do this - scroll on someone else's phone but they probably mean no harm. They just don't think.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
Yes it's bad the moment you realize such Hass happened even off you don't have any explicit or serious thing but respect is paramount
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@db20747 (43427)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
23 Jun
Yes when people borrow phones they will be nosy for what's on it. Very good idea.
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• Kenya
24 Jun
I applaud the making of such security features
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@Kandae11 (53677)
14 Jun
I do not lend my personal phone to anyone. I have a cheap brand phone which l keep close by in case anyone asks me to allow them to make a call.
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@May2k8 (18096)
• Indonesia
18 Jun
I activated the feature for entering a PIN the first time the WhatsApp application was run, and I never lent it to anyone.
• Kenya
18 Jun
Even me I have done that to avoid people getting into my privacy
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@jstory07 (134527)
• Roseburg, Oregon
15 Jun
I do not let anyone borrow my phone. Everyone I know has their own phone.
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• Kenya
17 Jun
That's where I am now I don't lend it no matter what unless its mom or dad my kids and siblings but for siblings and kids, I have strict restrictions
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