On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 11:44 AM, Sam Bull <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Having the ability to lock an entire app is additionally > beneficial, > for example if I want to make sure nobody messes with my story progress > in a game, I can just lock the entire game, so other people can't play > it when borrowing my phone. > In that case I'm thinking this way: As a developer I can request that my app gets blocked in the app file descriptor. This guarantees that common user don't have to pass through configuration. But, for 'power users' we provide a section in the configuration app to play with this, and even we can offer behavior based in the hour and/or the day of the week or even my gps location. For example, I want that my tablet request keyring for Google+ in the office hours/days/location, but in home I want it to be able to access without keyring. Following this guidelines I should be able to create profiles, like a 'work profile' and 'home profile', and even, if If you let me dream about it, I should be able to change the profile from notification bar, for that cases when in home time I'm out, for example with friends drinking at a bar I can change my setting quickly. Cheers, Miguel Castiblanco
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