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Re: How do I disable auto-unlock?
Well I would assume it's what is unlocking my TP. Every time it so much as moves a half-inch in my pocket, it unlocks... you can try it by locking your phone, and then slide it just a little bit, and let it close, it will unlock it.
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Siding the keyboard DOES unlock it but unfortunately I do not know how to fix it so it does not..... I'd like to know though.
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Re: How do I disable auto-unlock?
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Re: How do I disable auto-unlock?
S2U2 is AKA slide2unlock.
It puts a slider on your screen so that any time you turn it on, you need to swipe your finger. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=412418
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Re: How do I disable auto-unlock?
I have the same problem, and I think all of you have misunderstood it. S2U2 causes my screen to wake up constantly, or at least I think its s2u2 causing the wakeup. It doesn't unlock though, just the s2u2 screen is on. Correct me if I'm wrong OP, but that's the problem I have.
I would never have known if I didn't keep my phone in visible range in my car. The screen turns on constantly, but I don't want to lose the lock feature so I deal with it
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Re: How do I disable auto-unlock?
there are settings in the newest version that will allow it to unlock when you slide out the keyboard. it also has an option to unlock when the stylus is pulled out. what version are you running? have you disabled that? its in the S2U2 settings. as far as a buggy mess, 1.35 is practically flawless.
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