Can I use s2us as default lock program?

[lovingHDTV]

My company requires encryption on the device and thus requires a password be entered to unlock the device.

I really dislike the default lock program and would like to replace it with s2u2. Is this possible?

thanks,
dave

[tr0s]

yes s2u2 has a lock on it, but i highly doubt it could be considered as good of a lock as the one that is on winmo itself. i hate the default 6.1 lock so i use s2u2, but it doesn't ALWAYS kick on when the device boots up or goes to sleep and even with it installed and functioning sometimes i still occasionally find my phone unlocked in my pocket. s2u2 works, but not consistently enough to be used as a security measure. i would stick with the one in 6.1 and push for the company to move to 6.5 as soon as it's dropped

[wampuscat]

i would say the occasional not locking also has to do with the version,ex.1.62 perfect,2.02 would not always work.2.05 great.thats on my tp1 and tp2

[tr0s]

where did you get 2.05? i was just on his site and can only find 2.04

[mwrood]

where did u find 2.04 bc 2.05 causes battery drainage issues on the tp2 and 2.05 is suppose to (hopefully) fix that issue

[MadlyAlive]

I'm running 2.04 with ZERO issues. It won't unlock unless I unlock it and it always starts up.

Here's the D/L link: http://67.43.3.117/~acs2co/S2U2-download-2.04-VGA.html

[tr0s]

Originally Posted by mwrood

where did u find 2.04 bc 2.05 causes battery drainage issues on the tp2 and 2.05 is suppose to (hopefully) fix that issue

ummm what?
as for an update... the 2.04 version as stated above seems to be working flawlessly, best version i've had yet actually.

[lovingHDTV]

I tried out the 2.04 version and it works nicely. Using a password works well also. Unfortunately, that just means I have to put in two passwords to get to the phone.

I was hoping to be able to replace the default lock program cause it blocks phone calls after you answer them, and it is butt ugly.

[tool2269]

2.04 definately was draining my battery. installed pocketshield and havent had any battery issues, unfortunately PS doesnt offer password protection

[Mutiny32]

No. As it is not integrated with the security model of the phone, you cannot use it in place of the default lock.

ISO27001/Common Criteria requires validation of a security control, and S2U2 is nowhere near being unable to be bypassed in some manner.