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It may be sort of an inconvenient discovery, but Droid 2 users should be aware that even if they lock their phone (even with a passcode), it can still be accessed by someone who isn’t them. A bug has surfaced that has found a way to start the Google Voice Actions feature with just a simple step.

All you have to do is hold down the “search” softkey/button for about 4 seconds and Google Voice Actions will start up and be ready to dial a contact or number for you. It’s not that invasive of a bug but could still be something to be concerned about, especially if you have numbers you don’t want someone else to be calling with your phone.

See it in action here:

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That is pretty cool!! Love it too much
Thanks for sharing ^^


awesome!!


ooh,.. this is great,…


this is wow!.. i love this..!!!
dreaming to have this kind of cellphone… XDDD


thank for sharing! ^^


thanks for sharing!


well as long as you dont lend it to the wrong people or lose the phone, i think it should be fine as you are the only one using the phone
thanks for sharing!!



 

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