Docomo STYLE N-02A, Instruction Manual

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Security
Settings
Face authentication screen
(p.134)
New image
Edit image name
Delete image
Function to reset …… Select functions that can be
unlocked using the face authentication.
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Releasing Keypad lock temporarily
by face authentication
After an image is saved on the “Face authentication”
screen and “Keypad lock” is selected under “Function
to reset”, the face authentication will scan your face to
authenticate as the user when releasing the lock.
z
If the face authentication fails, enter the image
name set in “Face authentication” as the keyword.
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To release IC card lock by face authentication
→ p.294
1
On the standby screen
X
p
( )
2 Face straight to the camera lens to
frame the entire face
■ If the face
authentication fails
X
Enter the image name
X
“OK”
3
Enter your security code
Keypad lock is released temporarily.
Preventing Unwanted Mail
Display
<Mail box lock/Folder lock>
Lock Inbox, Outbox, Draft, Mail history box or other
folders so that mail in these boxes cannot be viewed
by other people without your approval. To open
locked mail boxes or folders, the security code is
required.
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Once you enter the correct security code, the lock
remains released until the mail task is finished. You
can open mail boxes or folders without the security
code.
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An icon such as “ ” appears next to a locked
mail box.
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For locked folders, icons such as “ ” and “ ”
appear at the beginning of the folder name on the
folder list screen.
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When a mail box or folder is locked, locked mail
addresses are not recorded in the Sent address
and Received address lists.
Setting lock for each mail box
1
o
X
“Mail Setting”
X
“Mail box
lock”
X
Enter your security code
2
Use
c
to select a checkbox ( □ )
3
o
(Finish)
Setting lock for each folder
1
Inbox/Outbox folder list screen
(pp.164, 165)
X
Highlight a folder to
be locked
X
u
(FUNC)
X
“Folder
lock”
X
Enter your security code
X
“YES”
■ To release the lock
X
Repeat Step 1
N
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The saved image name is required if authentication
fails. Do not forget it. Avoid using readily predictable
text for the image name and sharing it with others.