Sooner or later, each of us has a desire to protect information from outside views: children are afraid of total control from their parents, parents hide from the child information that it is "too early for them (children) to know." You never know there may be reasons for wanting to put a password on a folder in the phone.
Instructions
Step 1
First, let's pick up the phone and go to the main menu. Now we are looking for the "Settings" button.
Step 2
We go to the menu, set up further. We are looking for the "Security" section (or something similar).
Step 3
Select the "Phone" tab in the new submenu that appears. Now you need a button "Personal data protection". A list of folders that can be password protected immediately appears in mine: "All", "Call log", "Phone book", "Messages", "My files", "Memory card", "Calendar", "Task", "Reminder" ".
Step 4
We select those folders on which we want to put a password, mark them and enter a combination of letters and numbers. At the same time, we are well aware that all passwords from folders in the phone must be remembered, since if at least one of them is suddenly forgotten, access to information will be closed. You will have to reset the phone settings to the factory state, and in some cases "reflash" the phone. In any case, the data will be lost. Therefore, write down the passwords in a secret book and keep it away from prying eyes.
