Password to switch off the mobile
Currently, the Nothing Phone 2a does not require a password or any form of authentication to power off the device. This poses a risk in situations where the phone is lost or stolen, as the person who finds or steals the phone can easily turn it off, rendering any tracking or remote access features useless.
I believe it would greatly enhance the security of the device if Nothing could implement a feature that requires a password to power off the phone. This would prevent unauthorized shutdowns and increase the chances of recovering a lost or stolen phone.
Looking forward this type of problem
Love the phone and os
Wish it had an option that could make phones switch off only after passkey is entered
Is it possible for the device to hide it’s power button icon or ask for password when the user presses it before shutting down the device .??
Please don’t
I mean… to power-off, YES, to force restart, NO
2 days ago my NP2 screen became totally unresponsive to touch commands, so I had to force restart it using the power button press for 10 sec.
If it had requested a Password I wouldn’t be able to enter it because the screen was unresponsive.
Yes please add this feature findy device and everything is useless if this option is not there.
Thief will just turn off the phone and it will be useless
This is very common and must need feature
AAS_1981 yes that’s true but during theft when the phone is off, there’s no way of tracking it. Hope, nothing team will sort out this along with your problem of non responsive touch command.
Please add password for switching off the device.
I request to Nothing OS teams…Add PIN to power off should be in next nothing OS updates….
Yeah, We need this feature asap in the upcoming updates! It is a security concern for the users. A simple setting can be very useful for retrieving your mobile during theft.
Security features are coming with android 15.
https://www.kaspersky.co.in/blog/android-15-new-security-and-privacy-features/27500/
Pls read, and also check whats coming in android 15. so you wont spam same thing over and over again.
Before switching off, i feel the UI should ask for the password or pattern. This would help prevent theft if someone gets their phone stolen.