Private Space Honor
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Private Space Honor
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David Michael Saul - Haney (Saul)
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On Android there are several ways to hide sensitive data, photos, videos and apps from your device. Honor offers an interesting feature called Private Space that allows you to create your own secret area in your phone, without installing additional apps.
Smartphones have become a part of our everyday lives, and can often contain some of our most intimate secrets. Bank accounts online, private photos, videos, work files, scanned identity documents, various account passwords: protecting the information contained in our devices should not be overlooked.
Often we are a bit negligent and forget about the security of this information, surprisingly in 2017, the most commonly used passwords were also the easiest to guess. And too often, some of us leave our smartphone in the hands of friends or colleagues, forgetting about the personal things that they could easily access. For those who want to take every precaution possible to avoid sharing information, private photos or apps: Private Space comes to the rescue.
This is an feature that you can find listed in the View 10 settings menu in the Security and privacy section. To go straight to that option, and it allows you to set a password and a fingerprint different from the one you use to unlock the device. After changing this setting, you will have two different access keys to two different "accounts".
The new PIN requires 4 to 16 digits. The first four, for security reasons, do not have to match those of the main account password. Once you have entered and confirmed the PIN, you can also add your fingerprint too, to unlock the device even quicker. In this case of course, the fingers you use must be different. What you will find before your eyes is a clean home screen, as if you had just done a reset of the device. This means that you will have to deal with these 5 annoying functions all over again, but its worth it.
Now you can set it up however you want. You can access your ‘secret’ account, connect it to the Play Store, download apps and use the device as you normally would do. You can add app’s relating to your online banking, e-commerce sites where you are regularly shopping online and saving your payment details, as well as adding personal photographs.
This is a great feature if you have kids. You can use it to download apps that are just for your children, while keeping them away from other content on your device. Don't forget to set up parental controls if you would like to limit their access to the internet.
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Depending on the finger you place on the fingerprint sensor or the PIN you enter, you can access two different "worlds". Useful, without a doubt. However, you will need to be patient while the device loads the correct account.
128GB of internal memory and 6GB of RAM should be enough to store your apps, photos and files. However some of you may need to insert a microSD, and it’s important to know that if you use one of these, the photos stored here will still appear in your hidden gallery. Therefore you will need to remove this device if you don’t want anybody to see these images in your newly created hidden account.
Another disadvantage: if you use the 2-step verification system on your e-mail account, you will not be able to set up the same e-mail account even on Private Space. This is because once the account is added, the confirmation will arrive on the main home screen. So to access it, you will have to exit Private Space but, when you go back to your normal account, you will be asked again to enter the email address. It’s up to you whether you think this is worth it.
Do you think Private Space could be useful, or do you prefer to rely on other systems rather than creating a private account that requires different access keys?
What is the difference between this "private space" vs an alternate user account/profile?
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Hey, I want to know that is there a way to get Private Space in Honor 7x...??
It wasn't in nougat and I thought it might come in OREO, It was mentioned in my update's changelog too but it is not in firmware...
Is there a way we get it somehow ??
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Hey, I want to know that is there a way to get Private Space in Honor 7x...??
It wasn't in nougat and I thought it might come in OREO, It was mentioned in my update's changelog too but it is not in firmware...
Is there a way we get it somehow ??
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-->settings -->security and privacy-->file safe-->enable
is that what you mean?
This feature is only for specific models of the Honor 7x. I had it on a LA (latin america) build but not on my US (usa/united states of america) build.
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This feature is only for specific models of the Honor 7x. I had it on a LA (latin america) build but not on my US (usa/united states of america) build.
That's bad.... Can anyone here port it for us ??
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Stop taking everything for granted and port it yourself, developers aren't required to port things for you, so at least say please and ask nicely... geez, I don't get what's with the double question marks and all this.
1) Double Question marks is my style of typing you can see that anywhere in my posts.
2) Can someone please port it for us because I don't know how to do that so I'm asking for help... Okay now ??
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I can't port it because I don't have it either, and I don't understand why you even need this feature, perhaps if you do some digging around you can install an apk.
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That sounds like an awesome app if you asked me! You use a different finger for getting different modes? What's not to like about that?(?)
I asked about something like this a long time ago and got nothing. I guess the Android OS is just setup for using one finger.......right?
I stumbled upon something like this on my mate se the other day. I have my work profile on this device but it's not a managed device. This is easy, get the app "island", install and setup the island in the app...no need to setup the account or anything. Then go to settings > security & privacy > screen lock and passwords. Disable "Use the same lock method" under "Work profile" to setup your separate fingerprint.
Dec 30, 2015
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Lahore
I stumbled upon something like this on my mate se the other day. I have my work profile on this device but it's not a managed device. This is easy, get the app "island", install and setup the island in the app...no need to setup the account or anything. Then go to settings > security & privacy > screen lock and passwords. Disable "Use the same lock method" under "Work profile" to setup your separate fingerprint.
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