In the last flagship of Samsung, the Galaxy S5, we have implemented a privacy mode that allows us to hide the personal data we do not want to be visible. Contrary to what we had seen to date, it is not so na opens new session, but without leaving it hides the files that we have decided to activate the method.
Here we show you how to do this, as it can be very helpful.
1-We will go to the Configuration menu and then look for private accommodation, located in Customize mode. With this option enabled we can hide information located in the Gallery, Music Player, voice recorder and video files. Other information are not available.
2-We will be asked to add an alternative password. If you are using the fingerprint scanner we ask we verify our identity. We can also verify a PIN, pattern or password. Every time we turn on a method to use the password.
3-Now we will go to a gallery and we will choose all the items you wish to hide. We click on the menu and we will choose the Move to private choice. In the same way we do with other types of documents.
After that will quench the way for the changes to take effect. Consider that until I deactivate the changes will not take effect, so it is advisable that when desactivéis.
To see the list of all files that have "hidden" we will go to private mode and My Files. The mode is very useful to hide those personal pictures or private files you do not want anyone to see.
It is a very useful option, and if you get used to using it we can get more of a rush. What do you think of an option as well?