No doubt, if an unauthorised person gets hold of your phone or tablet, the thief will suddenly have access to everything on your device.
While some of your apps will require passwords and multifactor authentication, many apps, like your photos and notes, typically do not.
Also, if you don’t log out of your social media or email accounts on your devices, the thief can have a field day pretending to be you.
For these reasons, it may be advisable that you have a lock screen installed on your device, and it should be difficult to get past.
But, all the same, whenever you lock you phone, make sure that at least one trusted person of your family know your password especially your wife
According to X user @BilkisAlao who share how woman running up-and-down looking for a way to transfer money and save her husband life.
Here is what she wrote: “If not for anything, At least for the sake of that day that you may not have the opportunity to access your phone, let two or three people know your password .Wives are running helter-skelter here at general hospital, wanting to unlock their husband’s phone to transfer money for his hospital bill, but they can’t, till the man give up 😰……And another one, he was hit by hit and run driver, non of his siblings or wife knew his password and he’s in coma.”
Her post:
https://twitter.com/BilkisAlao/status/1713062687029014760
But, is it married men alone that put password on their phones? Don’t married women also do it?