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Every time my girlfriend take (obviously without permission) my PPC, she goes to read the incoming/outgoing sms. By Doing so she unearths enough stuff to argue for months and months to come.
So, here's the question:
Can someone reccomend me a software that is able to password-protect, hide, or restrict access to files, folders or WM5 resources, such as incoming/outgoing mail or sms? Or something that keep asking a password to proceed when WM5 awakens from standby?
Thanks in advance for the support!
Sorry for my english, I have already enough problems with italian.
Every time my girlfriend take (obviously without permission) my PPC, she goes to read the incoming/outgoing sms. By Doing so she unearths enough stuff to argue for months and months to come.
So, here's the question:
Can someone reccomend me a software that is able to password-protect, hide, or restrict access to files, folders or WM5 resources, such as incoming/outgoing mail or sms? Or something that keep asking a password to proceed when WM5 awakens from standby?
Thanks in advance for the support!
Sorry for my english, I have already enough problems with italian.
Start|Settings|Lock and set a password. Then you can fight about why you set a password.
The master password will lock the entire device, which doesn't seem to be the goal. You should go to a site such as freewarepocketpc.net and browse the encryption section. Most encryption apps allow you to selectively restrict access, though you will need to carry out the decryption process to gain access yourself. Just don't forget your password or access (and the encrypted data) will be lost