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25 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
# PIN Setup
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You can protect the app with a PIN. This does not really make sense at a first glance, since the key material is stored in the phone hardware and protected by the finger print.
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But what if someone is forcing you into decoding your data? Well, here's where the PIN system comes in handy.
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- you can enable PIN protection, it will just ask for a PIN when *OneMoreSecret* starts
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- additionally, you can ask for the PIN every now and then
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- *OneMoreSecret* can also delete all your keys from the key storage after X failed attempts
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## Panic Mode
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So far so good, but what is the Panic PIN? It's a second PIN that will immediately delete all your keys from the device.
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⚠️ WARNING:
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- the keys will be deleted without further notice
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- after the keys have been deleted, Panic PIN will act exactly as the normal PIN saying "PIN accepted"
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You can also "lock" the app at any time by pressing 🔒 on the [QR Scanner screen](/qr_scanner.md). If you now try to decode some data, you will have to enter your PIN first.
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Once the PIN has been set up, you will see the following PIN pad as required:
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⚠️ The digits will be shuffled every time the pad is displayed. |