I'm going to show you how to set a Passcode on Lock Screen with the Apple iPhone 5 in order to secure private data or keep pranking friends from your phone.

Your face makes for a very good security check, but your passcode remains a weak spot. Here's how to change it to keep your iPhone data safe by changing your lock screen passcode.

Here's an updated guide to using the passcode lock on an iPhone 5s. We give users the steps for setting it up with either a 4-digit or longer code.

First, go to your device's Lock Screen and enter your passcode. If you get it wrong five times, you'll see the iPhone Unavailable screen.

Tap Device unlock > Screen lock. Some devices call this something else, like Lock screen password. Enter your current PIN or passcode, draw the pattern, or authenticate in whatever way you usually do.

You can continue to use the app for one minute, but after that, you'll need to enter your Screen Time passcode to continue to use the app.

You can lock apps on an iPhone with a passcode-protected time limit in Screen Time. Here's how to do it.

Click the “Settings” icon on your Nintendo Switch 2 home screen, then scroll down and select “System”. Next, scroll through the options until you reach a setting that says “System Lock”.

There have been a lot of passcode exploits lately. Like, a whole lot. Should I be worried? How much does protection does my lock screen actually give me?[jump] Your concern isn’t unfounded, and ...

"When you access your iPhone or iPad this way, you must immediately change your passcode once more." First, go to your device's Lock Screen and enter your passcode.