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  • jnickell100
    SBR MVP
    • 11-11-09
    • 4305

    #1
    Iphone users
    Do you know if there is an app to password protect certain apps? For instance, if someone had my phone and i didnt want them to look at my picture app then i would only set a password for that app only.
  • ouman101
    SBR MVP
    • 12-02-09
    • 2815

    #2
    You can set a password for your Iphone so that they can't get to any apps or anything on your phone for that matter. Not sure about one to lock down individual apps/parts of your phone.
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    • bobbyfk
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 01-19-09
      • 15218

      #3
      is your Iphone jailbroken? try Locktopus or LockDown
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      • jjgold
        SBR Aristocracy
        • 07-20-05
        • 388179

        #4
        Originally posted by ouman101
        You can set a password for your Iphone so that they can't get to any apps or anything on your phone for that matter. Not sure about one to lock down individual apps/parts of your phone.
        That is the best way
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        • jnickell100
          SBR MVP
          • 11-11-09
          • 4305

          #5
          Originally posted by jjgold
          That is the best way
          I know i can do that but i dont like putting in the password every time i open my phone.
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          • jnickell100
            SBR MVP
            • 11-11-09
            • 4305

            #6
            Originally posted by bobbyfk
            is your Iphone jailbroken? try Locktopus or LockDown
            Thanks bobby thats exactly what im looking for. Lockdown doesnt support 4.0 software though and i dont really wanna pay for Locktopus. Are there any free versions that you know of?
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            • ngates815
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 12-01-09
              • 13845

              #7
              Originally posted by jnickell100
              I know i can do that but i dont like putting in the password every time i open my phone.


              Do people really take your phone and browse on it? I'd tell the poor fuckks to get their own smartphone. Unless it's family, then I'd just back hand them and not say a word.
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              • jnickell100
                SBR MVP
                • 11-11-09
                • 4305

                #8
                Originally posted by ngates815
                Do people really take your phone and browse on it? I'd tell the poor fuckks to get their own smartphone. Unless it's family, then I'd just back hand them and not say a word.
                Ya. Ive got 2 roommates that will get into it if i shower and mess around with it so i put the password lock on it but its just a hassle unlocking it every time. I also have a couple cousins that want to play games and shit with it every time i see them, so i have to constantly watch what theyre doing.
                Last edited by jnickell100; 12-02-10, 07:53 PM.
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                • ngates815
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 12-01-09
                  • 13845

                  #9
                  Originally posted by jnickell100
                  Ya. Ive got 2 roommates that will get into it if i shower and mess around with it so i put the password lock on it but its just a hassle unlocking it every time. I also have a couple cousins that want to play games and shit with it every time i see them, so i have to constantly watch what theyre doing.

                  I would put a fake Iphone jerryrigged with a little C4 and when they click the button to turn the screen on, it blows there hands off. That'll teach your roomates.


                  But yea putting a lock code on these phones are the biggest pain in the ass. I had one on mine, and realized it was more of an annoyance than I cared about people going on in.
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