Ubuntu Wiki

PC

System Settings should have a “Security & Privacy” panel.

“Security” tab

TBD

“Files & Applications” tab

“Diagnostics” tab

The “Diagnostics” tab is described in detail at ErrorTracker. (If there is any difference between this sketch and that one, believe that one.)

Phone

System Settings should have a “Security & Privacy” screen, allowing navigation to several secondary screens.

Whenever “Phone locking” is set to “None”:

• “Lock when idle” should instead read “Sleep when idle”.
• The “When locked, allow:” section should be insensitive.
• “Encryption” should be off and insensitive.

Whenever “Launcher” is off, the other “When locked, allow:” options should be off and insensitive. Whenever “Launcher” is turned on, those other options should return to their previous values.

Erratum: “Music pause/volume” should not be present.

Erratum: “Welcome Screen stats” should be “Stats on Welcome Screen”.

When “Stats on Welcome Screen” is off, the infographic on the welcome screen should not use any personal data.

Erratum: “Stats on welcome screen” should be followed by a “Messages on welcome screen” switch.

Should “Encryption” be lower? That would allow an out-of-the-way caption explaining its interaction with other options, e.g. “Encryption protects against data access from connecting the phone to another device” or something like that.

On the main “Security & Privacy” screen, the “Phone locking” setting should be summarized as “None”, “PIN”, or “Password”.

On the main “Security & Privacy” screen, the “Lock when idle” setting should be summarized as “After 1 min.”, “After 2 min.”, etc.

On the main “Security & Privacy” screen, the “Location” setting should be summarized as “Off” or “On”.

Whenever “Location detection” is off, the “Allow access to location:” section should not be present. Whenever it is turned on, the application settings should resume their previous values.

On the main “Security & Privacy” screen, the “Diagnostics” settings should be summarized as “Sent” if any are, or “Not sent” if none are. (Both should have a translation note explaining that “sent” means that data is habitually sent, not that it was sent in the past tense.)

The “Diagnostics” screen is described in detail at ErrorTracker. (If there is any difference between this sketch and that one, believe that one.)

On the main “Security & Privacy” screen, the “Home Screen search” setting should be summarized as “Offline” (representing “Phone only”) or “Online” (representing “Phone and Internet”).