If you have a passphrase simple as that, use the "passcode" lock mode,
not passphrase, you'll get the number pad and it will log you in after
typing 4 characters.
For security, we won't auto-confirm passphrases as that discloses the
length of the passphrase to a potential attacker.
See related bug #1363214.
** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1393310
Title:
Automatic login aftter inputting the right passphrase
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
Currently, I have set the passphrase to "5555" of my phone. After I
have completed "5555", the phone does not automatically login.
Instead, I need to enter the "enter" key on the keyboard to get it
verified. I think a good design could be that whenever an input is
changed, the system checks it again the stored passphrase, if they
both match, the system can automatically login without the need of
pressing the "enter". it simply makes the login much easier.
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