Password to switch off the mobile

palatinagavamsi · 2023-11-04T07:24:03+00:00

It would be more secure if the nothing phones ask for password before turning the POWER OFF. It would prevent the phones from turning off after theft. It wil...

ManoharJanardhan

Hi Team,

Please include password to switch off device because somebody on 18-Aug’24 pickpocketed my phone while boarding the bus and still it has not traced just because the person who stole it was able to switch it off.

I have registered the complaint at my nearest police station but they also made fun stating that this feature rich phone is lacking with one of the best feature which it needs to have.

And I’ve been facing alot of difficulties in my day to day activities with my Nothing phone.

I hope if you include password to switch off device feature then it will help nothing community people to have an additional feature to recover their device at the time of theft. Thank you

Regards,

Manohar J

Jeff Lee

Is there any way to enable this setting? If not, I think Nothing should include this feature in the next update, at least no one can easily powering off the phone 😭.

QumberRizvi

Surajitsaha

Their is no option for Password required for switch off. And while lock screen we can easily access the upper notification panel, so this things need to be change as it’s privacy and security is not enough. I am using nothing phone from last month and I am requesting please in the next updates add this features as this is very helpful for the users.

Thank you

YugalSharma

Please add require password to switch off the phone in the next update

EjazKhan_nkgg2mjvc7

Nothing should add a common feature like other Android phones i.e. Ask Password to Power off, it basically strengthens Find My Phone features and makes phone more traceable of stolen

nova19.exe

There is an option to disable quick settings panel on lock screen.

Go to Settings -> Lock Screen -> Toggle the Quick Settings option

This disables the quick panel on lock screen, which prevents your phone from turning on Airplane Mode or anything from the lock screen!

belthur

nova19.exe But anyone can still turn off the phone. This is just an extremely poorly designed mess.

Security is hilarious.

If I add a quick widget pointing to a calculator on the lockscreen, it asks me to unlock the phone to open the calculator. But I can turn off the phone without providing any credentials.

Haven’t ever used such a phone with improperly implemented security protocols.

But after investing so much money, now I am stuck. So I actively tell people to look at other phones.

SujalShrivastava

I want to pay attention of nothing team to plzz improve your security level of phone…any one can switch off my phone with password and anyone can off my data with password…..and plz enabled app lock in it 🙏plz Focus in this issue plzz help us🙏

JayShah_nnfU4u5cDK

My friend lost his NP1 yesterday within minutes of him forgetting it at a public space and he couldn’t use find my device to track it because the thief switched it off immediately. I wonder why is it so easy to switch off a phone and render it unreachable to the owner. How difficult is it to have the feature where it requires a password or pin to switch off the device which would really help in such a situation where it would be impossible for the thief to switch it off and the location would be trackable until the phone battery dies or it breaks. Please get this implemented ASAP

Mayankray

I also feel this is most needed feature

I think Android have to give this feature

I don’t know why they didn’t give yet but we can expect from nothing os to improve the security standard it’s help nothing user and nothing stand behind every custom os

Rajesh_Kannan

As far as I’ve used the CMF, password isn’t required to turn off the phone, which I think is a pretty big flaw in Android.

I suggest Nothing to ask for the Password before shutting the phone down.

I also find some jitters while using Play Store.

Please do merge this query if already asked.

RobinGaming76

Yes I also think too, I wonder why Android still doesn’t fixes this however we can expect from nothing os

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