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Originally Posted by Gabbb
I'd see a gain in having password for KUAL, it would certainly protect my kindle while left on an office desk from getting bricked by a random office lady checking out font options in Kual :-) (or from the neighbor kid holding it for 5 minutes & doing random things)
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Set a password on the Kindle itself -- why are they doing random things on a device that doesn't belong to them?
Besides, I don't think any of the default font settings exposed by the KUAL controls are capable of bricking your device -- you need to apply custom configurations for that to be a risk.
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Originally Posted by shalym
As Gabbb said, it would be useful in the case of protecting from accidental harm in the case of loaning your Kindle to a friend/family member.
I always worry more about people doing things *accidentally*. I tend not to assume the worst about people...especially people that I'm loaning my Kindle to.
Shari
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Lending out your Kindle? Okay, temporarily delete KUAL.