Public bug reported:
1. Set Security & Privacy -> Lock phone to "After 10 minutes"
2. Lock phone (or wait 10 minutes for it to lock).
3. Receive a text.
Expected behaviour: screen turns off very soon after to conserve battery
(I expect between 5 and 60 seconds).
Actual behaviour: screen remains on for 10 minutes, draining battery.
Even worse, if I set the lock to "Never" then after receiving a text the
screen will never turn off. In this case I expect to take responsibility
for turning the screen off when I am done using it, but I expect the
phone not to turn the screen back on when I am not around and receive a
notification unless the phone does time it out in that case.
I think the screen lock timeout should be completely separate from the
lock screen timeout. I would like to set 10 minutes or never for the
screen lock timeout, but I still want the lock screen to time out and
turn the display off after a few seconds.
I found bug 1420493 which is in a related area but doesn't refer to the
lock screen timeout itself. My failure case is a use case about battery
drain, rather than needing to repeatedly re-enter the passcode.
** Affects: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Screen lock and lock screen timeouts are conflated
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