Comment on Lock Screen by DanRabbit
PS: I'm mostly talking about laptops and desktop computers here.
You can turn it off in GS. And it doesn't show the content of messages. Only info that you got some new messages.
Screen lock shown on mockup can also disclose name and image of a person that sent you the message. (IIRC GS doesn't show that.)
Screen lock shown on mockup can also disclose name and image of a person that sent you the message. (IIRC GS doesn't show that.)
Yeah but who's messages/notifications are you gonna see if there are multiple users that are logged in at the same workstation?
Dunno, to me it just seems like a can of worms...
Dunno, to me it just seems like a can of worms...
"Yeah but who's messages/notifications are you gonna see if there are multiple users that are logged in at the same workstation?"
When it looks like on the mockup, it really is a good question. But in GS lockscreen is not just a list of users. It's like a normal session, just locked. So there will be notifications of user whose locked session is visible. (You see YOUR notifications, YOUR wallpaper, etc. If you like it of course.) Other user can just click "switch user" and he can log in or see his own (or somebody's else) lockscreen.
When it looks like on the mockup, it really is a good question. But in GS lockscreen is not just a list of users. It's like a normal session, just locked. So there will be notifications of user whose locked session is visible. (You see YOUR notifications, YOUR wallpaper, etc. If you like it of course.) Other user can just click "switch user" and he can log in or see his own (or somebody's else) lockscreen.