Since the gigantic capacity of modern phones allows us to store more and more personal data, it has become increasingly important to protect the safety of this data. This is why most handsets' keypad lock can be password-protected and in the future iris scanners will be more wide-spread besides the fingerprint-readers. In the previous versions of the Apple iPhone software the problem has been the undeleteable internal memory, while the latest 2.0.1 and 2.0.2 version has problems with the keypad lock. The Apple phones can be unlocked without knowing the four digit password, it's enough to use the emergency call feature and then quickly press the Home key twice and then the favorites appear from where messaging, maps, the Safari browser and the contact list can all be accessed. Until a patch is going to be launched it is advised to change the default favorites link to the standby screen as in this case it's not so easy to access the internal content. According to MacRumor the next firmware will fix the bug.
Translated by Szaszati
