Does anyone know of a widget that can toggle the lock screen pattern on or off? I tried this one called Fantasy LockScreen which doesn't work on Froyo 2.2.
Code:
market.android.com/details?id=com.curvefish.widgets.fantasylockscreen
try widgetsoid, it has a toggle for pattern lock along with many others.
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I have Widgetsoid and the pattern lock widget doesn't do what I want.
Basically I'd like something like an auto-rotate on/off setting but for the lock screen pattern. So, if I'm at home, I'd toggle the lock pattern off and toggle it back on when I go out (as long as I remember).
i think extended controls in the market does this....i've never used it but the option is there to enable and disable the lockscreen pattern
Thanks planedoc, I tried Extended Controls but the lockscreen pattern widget doesn't work in 2.2. Google disabled access to toggling that option in the Froyo update.
'No Lock' works with Froyo - it simply overrides the screen lock.
Or DelayedLock is under development - it overrides the screen lock for a predefined time interval.
DelayedLock does allow 2.2 users to override the lock screen pattern/password, although it does bother me that now every button on my phone will wake it up leaving it prone to accidental pocket presses.
There also doesn't seem to be a way to retain the slide to unlock, but only disable the pattern/pass lock from what the dev said.
The app's built-in simple slide lock feature is nice, but not very attractive coming from the Sense UI screen slide lock. I posted suggestions in the dev's original post about DelayedLock.
I actually found another app called "Extend Lock Time" (for Sense only?) which allows you to specify a longer screen pattern/password timeout in seconds. It's very simplistic - could use a UI update to make changing values easier - but will work for now.
I have been using lockpattern onoff which i got from the market. Im using it on cm7 om my nexus and works great for me. I dont know if this is what u were looking for or not. It should work on 2.2 cuz i was using with rods miui rom and worked for me.
LockPattern OnOff doesn't seem to work with the stock Sense ROM (UK version) on 2.2 for now... hopefully someone will find a way around it.
Anyway to get MIUI style pattern lock on applications like to enable pattern lock on my text messages and certain apps but i dont need to enter pattern lock to unlock phone wondering if anyone can port or know of any app that does this?
I installed MIUI on my Desire but didn't like the fact that there was no way of using Pattern Lock only - it was only standard lock OR standard lock + pattern lock.
So I came back to CM7, installing newest nightly after full wipe. The problem is, that now I have exactly the same issue with CM7 where I can either have pattern lock after regular lock, or just the regular sliding lock.
What is wrong and how to fix it?
SOLUTION:
I forgot there are two separate Lockscreen settings screen in CM7. It was enough to disable the main one in dedicated CM Settings.
In CM7, when pattern lock screen is selected, the default slide lock is disabled. However, in MIUI GingerBread, it doesn't, which caused double lockscreen.
How can I edit (or replace) MIUI lock to behave like CM7?
I think this is the right place to post, since it's a security thing, although it's nothing to do with hacking.
When I was on JellyBean (turns head and spits) and SlimKat I used Secure Settings and Tasker to switch the pattern lock on and off depending on my situation (I mean, I had Tasker and SS change all my sound, screen and radios settings at the tap of a scene button). Now that I'm on Lollipop I can't use SS. Is there a way to easily toggle a pattern or PIN lockscreen on and off? The stock lockscreen and 3rd party apps require the pattern or PIN to be reinserted TWICE to enable them. I want an app that remembers it and doesn't require it to be re-entered to enable/disable.
(GS5 Neo, rooted, stock 5.1.1)
I've found something I can work with. Using shell commands I can emulate touches to activate/deactivate this:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.lr.keyguarddisabler