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2015-06-10
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Originally Posted by elros34
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2015-06-11
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Originally Posted by robthebold
Why not?
If it's a concern, best to not keep private data on device in first place. Or at least secure it with something more than a lock code.
I'keep all my work and datas on it as I often move and don't want to buy one more device like a new small tablet or computer as it is not really necessary.
Not sure if it'is enough as protection but the filesystem is encrypted.
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Originally Posted by ThomasAH
Actually I just realized today that you were right, I was just waiting for the wrong thing: cameraUI.
Hey ric9k, I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. You want to start the camera as soon as possible when the phone is locked? The quickest way I know is to simply open the camera-slider and the camera application will instantly launch, even when the phone is locked...
Device locked, open the camera slider, press the button and you have a picture, even seeing nothing of what you have in the frame...
Though, it'd still be nice to see the cam UI while taking pictures...
And yes, I still use my n900 to take pictures
... when I don't have my 35mm camera with me 
