Set a Password on a Blackberry

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Security is everything these days. Including mobile phones, so you need to secure your Blackberry soon. This is how to change a password on your Blackberry:

Note: This article concerns a Blackberry curve using AT&T; results may vary on provider.

Step 1  

Go to the "Options" menu, there is a spanner icon on it.

Step 2  

Scroll down the menu to "Security Options". Click it.

Step 3  

It will take you to a screen with multiple choices on it, scroll down to "General Settings" click it.

Step 4  

This takes you to another screen, follow these steps on this screen:  

  • Click the option for "Password:", it is automatically disabled. Click it.
  • Choose the option that says, "Enabled".
  • A screen will appear, enter your password. If no screen appears, you may have already set a password for another application, (Password Keeper etc.) that is your default password.
  • Set your number of password attempts. This is how many times you can guess your password before your phone is wiped/blanked of all it's memory. Use with caution.
  • Security Timeout means if you are not active on your phone for a certain period of time, it will automatically "Keyboard Lock" and you will have to enter your password.
  • Select yes or no for "Prompt on Application Install".

Step 5  

Finish up. You have now set your password!

Warnings

  • Make the password easy to remember, if you forget it, everything in your phone will be wiped, including addresses!
  • Just because your phone gets wiped, doesn't mean it can't get stolen.

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