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There are two (or more?) programs you can download which can lock on a per application basis.
I've never used them so I'm not entirely sure of their functioning, but I remember at least one of them getting good reviews.
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I was wondering why can't maemo have a authentication mechanism like in all *nix systems to perform any higher user operations ?
Case 1: Kid want to play games in n900 => so open the games and hand it over to them... they end up messing with settings of the phone
Case 2: Not so close friend wants to make a call with the phone, he ends up browsing messages and pictures ....
The platform allows operations like settings change, install/uninstall applications or any other application for that matter to work behind an authorization layer like what sudo will do in debian