How do I use Locker on my KEYone?

got the latest update which now includes Locker.

tell me whats cool about it, how to use it and any tips/tricks

thanks, great BB community here.



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Originally Posted by sandman10

got the latest update which now includes Locker.

tell me whats cool about it, how to use it and any tips/tricks

thanks, great BB community here.



Toronto Ontario BE K1 factory unlocked

Did you just get the update? Nothing here yet.

was it a camera app update or from the security/monthly update?

Originally Posted by Adamsinger77

was it a camera app update or from the security/monthly update?

There is no separate camera App any more.

the latest monthly update includes locker mode! just got it this morning!

Awesome! how about night light?

Originally Posted by sandman10

got the latest update which now includes Locker.

tell me whats cool about it, how to use it and any tips/tricks

thanks, great BB community here.



Toronto Ontario BE K1 factory unlocked

I think you need the native blackberry files manager for it to work

Originally Posted by The Big Picture

I think you need the native blackberry files manager for it to work

Do you mean the TCL file manager ... is that available on the play store?

Originally Posted by RPCBlackberry

Do you mean the TCL file manager ... is that available on the play store?

Apparently it comes with the latest update.

Originally Posted by sandman10

got the latest update which now includes Locker.

tell me whats cool about it, how to use it and any tips/tricks

thanks, great BB community here.



Toronto Ontario BE K1 factory unlocked

1). Open your camera app. Tap on your fingerprint sensor to take a private pic. It will automatically be placed in your locker.
2). Go to the Files app, select a few pics, menu, then lock the files. They'll be moved to your Locker.

That's pretty much the extent of it. It's just an easy way to take private pics or hide private pics/docs/files. Make sure it's enabled in your camera.

You can also check out the help article for the Motion, same thing really - https://crackberry.com/how-to-use-blackberry-locker

PS: You also now have the business card scanner etc in the camera app under 'Mode', use it as you wish.

Originally Posted by Bla1ze

1). Open your camera app. Tap on your fingerprint sensor to take a private pic. It will automatically be placed in your locker.
2). Go to the Files app, select a few pics, menu, then lock the files. They'll be moved to your Locker.

That's pretty much the extent of it. It's just an easy way to take private pics or hide private pics/docs/files. Make sure it's enabled in your camera.

You can also check out the help article for the Motion, same thing really - https://crackberry.com/how-to-use-blackberry-locker

PS: You also now have the business card scanner etc in the camera app under 'Mode', use it as you wish.

Thanks Blaize, after I originally posted, and did a site search and read about the locker mode for Motion. Cool to know about the business card scanner. wouldn't have known this if I never posted originally, and something I could use in my business. Cheers.

Wish there was a way to assign a different pw to the locker than your phone.

Where are the locker items stored? On the phone or SD card??

Also, when you take a business card shot will the info get uploaded and sync with google?

look forward to this showing up on my KeyOne.

Originally Posted by The Big Picture

I think you need the native blackberry files manager for it to work

I have an app called locker, version 1. I don't remember installing it. What is it and how do I use it?

Originally Posted by SoxFan

I have an app called locker, version 1. I don't remember installing it. What is it and how do I use it?

Locker hides photos in a separate password protected folder. Go into your "Files" app, long press a photo you want to lock, and then tap, "lock."

Originally Posted by SoxFan

I have an app called locker, version 1. I don't remember installing it. What is it and how do I use it?

Run it and see what it does. It provides access to files that are "locked" and allows you to lock files away.