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1. TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN HOW TO
2. TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN ANDROID
3. TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN PRO
4. TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN CODE
5. TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN PLUS

You should see a Secure Settings action as the only action in the list. Return to the Tasker task edit screen by selecting the back button at the top left of the screen. The text will be the name of the action that will be performed – in this case, either “Set Pin” or “Set Password”. You will be returned to the Action Edit area and there should now be some text inside the Configuration area. Once you have entered it, select the ‘Save’ icon (a floppy disk) to complete the action.

TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN CODE

Now you need to choose a Password or a Pin Code and enter it twice. Inside the Password/Pin settings, Select the ‘Disabled’ button so that it changes state to ‘Enabled’. A secondary list will appear, from which you need to select “Password/Pin”. In the Secure Settings Actions menu that appears, select “Dev Admin Actions”. Now edit the configuration by selecting the edit icon (a pencil) from the right hand side. If Secure Settings is installed, it should display as an available plugin.

Then, from the Action Category list that appears, select ‘Plugin’. Select the ‘Add’ icon in the bottom middle of the screen. Now you need to add an action to the Task. Call your task something descriptive I called mine “EnablePin”.

TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN PLUS

Then select the ‘Add Task’ button (a large plus sign) at the bottom right-hand-side of the screen. Now you need to set up the Tasks, from within Tasker, which will enable/disable the pin lock.įirst, to enable the pin (or password) lock, open Tasker and select the ‘Tasks’ tab at the top of the screen. Once you’ve entered the preferences, check the box labelled “Device Administrator”. At the time of writing this post, the spanner icon is available at the top of the Secure Settings main screen. Open the Secure Settings application and select the little ‘spanner’ icon to enter the preferences. The first thing to do is give Secure Settings the admin access it’s going to need in order to change the lock settings. The Tutorial Enable Admin Access for Secure Settings If you do, it’s cheap anyway and well worth spending a few bob on.

TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN PRO

You may need to purchase the pro version to get access to the features we’re going to need (I can’t remember what comes with the free version). This is available on the Play store as well.

Root access is not required for Tasker itself, but it is required in order to enable a third party tool (which Tasker will use) to change the phone lock settings. You should take this opportunity to throw your Apple device in the bin immediately – liberate yourself from the oppression! If you’re running iOS you’re out of luck Apple think you’re too stupid to know what you’re doing, so they would never let you have access to a great application like Tasker in the first place.

TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN ANDROID

An Android based mobile phone, with Tasker installed on it.The pre-requisites for this tutorial are: The choice, then, about whether to make the trade, will be up to you. I’ll explain some of the security vulnerabilities at the end of the post. You are basically trading away some security for a bit of convenience. If you decide to use this option, please be very aware that you are significantly compromising the security of your device.

TASKER DISABLE LOCK SCREEN HOW TO

This post will explain how to do exactly that – automatically – using Tasker. If you’re in the comfort of your own home, you know your device is safe, and maybe you’re willing to relax the security on it under these circumstances. Still, having to enter a pin or password on your device can get pretty tedious after a while, especially when you’re at home. When you think about it, the modern mobile phone (which is really a mobile computer first, with a mobile phone as a secondary or even tertiary feature) is a very compromising device to carry around with you – and most of us take it for granted. The idea is that you would shutdown access to these services at the earliest possible time after your phone has been discovered missing, and hopefully before access to the mobile phone is gained. A password lock will not necessarily prevent the determined person from gaining access to your phone, but it will at least prevent instantaneous, unchallenged, access to compromising services. Typically the modern mobile phone is a gateway to a multitude of private services and data, such as personal photos and videos, cloud based data, social media, shopping accounts and even bank account access. If you’re away from home it’s very important to have a pin or password lock on your phone, just in case you misplace it or it is stolen.