Do You Passcode Lock Your iPhone?

[rpalumbo]

Mine does after 1 hour

[kraig]

Mine does immediately and always will. I hate people going through my stuff and only give the code to my close friends. One nice feature would be the ability to have any length passcode. My old passcode on my Nokia used to be 11 digits. But yeah, I have always had some security on my phones.

[jamesus]

Company exchange policy mandates no longer than 1 hour before it locks. I don't mind it though, as my phone has been known to slip out of my pocket and take a cab ride without me...

[JFSikora]

Originally Posted by jamesus

Company exchange policy mandates no longer than 1 hour before it locks. I don't mind it though, as my phone has been known to slip out of my pocket and take a cab ride without me...

Ouch, that would be a nightmare.

[jamesus]

Originally Posted by Bad Ash

Ouch, that would be a nightmare.

I'm already accustomed to it as it was the same on my WinMo phone. Oh well...such is life!

[tuna]

I keep mine locked because sometimes at work I leave it at my desk on accident when I step out for a few minutes. I try to keep my phone on me at all times as well, but sometimes I forget

[3guser]

Originally Posted by tuna

I keep mine locked because sometimes at work I leave it at my desk on accident when I step out for a few minutes. I try to keep my phone on me at all times as well, but sometimes I forget

I am with you on that one, only at home though so far. If you have people around they can get nosey!

[jamesus]

Originally Posted by 3guser

I am with you on that one, only at home though so far. If you have people around they can get nosey!

Especially when you have a really cool gadget!!!

[volsfan0911]

Originally Posted by avt

I don't. My iphone is always on me, I have NEVER lost a phone and don't plan to.

+1. Consultant's commandments when traveling:

1) Thou shalt have thy cell phone with thee 24/7/365
2) Thou shalt check thy pockets after TSA to ensureth thou hast retrived thy cell phone and wallet (the most important contents being DL and corporate AmEx card).
3) Anything else I can live without or replace via begging, borrowing or buying. Laptop data is encrypted on the machine and backed up daily online. But as long as I have my iPhone, a photo ID and plastic, I'm good to go.

[jamesus]

Originally Posted by volsfan0911

+1. Consultant's commandments when traveling:

1) Thou shalt have thy cell phone with thee 24/7/365
2) Thou shalt check thy pockets after TSA to ensureth thou hast retrived thy cell phone and wallet (the most important contents being DL and corporate AmEx card).
3) Anything else I can live without or replace via begging, borrowing or buying. Laptop data is encrypted on the machine and backed up daily online. But as long as I have my iPhone, a photo ID and plastic, I'm good to go.

As a fellow consultant, I agree, and would add:

4) Thy iPhone/iPod shall always be charged on Sunday evening and Thursday morning.
5) Thou shalt add new podcast/albums/videos on Sunday to thy library and sync.