Sentence examples for easy to unlock from inspiring English sources

It arrived with the iPhone 5s and was very efficient, making it quick, secure and easy to unlock the phone with a press of your digit.

The 16-megapixel camera is excellent, the fingerprint sensor makes it easy to unlock and a two-day battery life means it lasts longer than most others.

Major universities such as those at Oxford and Cambridge "will find it relatively easy to unlock the money," Cotgreave predicts.

It's that easy to unlock the 500mA USB port on the right motherboard.

Last year car thieves were found to be targeting some models of Range Rovers and BMW X5s because they found it easy to unlock the vehicles.

Given that it's an iPhone 4S and it has a 4-digit passcode, it should be quite easy to unlock the device.

This enables encryption where the passcode is the "key". You are also permitted to use your fingerprint (if supported by your device) to make it easier to unlock the device.

If the government can use the All Writs Act to make it easier to unlock your iPhone, it would have the power to reach into anyone's device to capture their data," he wrote.

If it were easier to unlock and trade phones, a more robust secondary market for used phones would ensure that fewer devices would sit unused in drawers or, worse, end up in landfills.

It could be flipped horizontally with a few lines of code, and that's what many left-handed people are now calling for – a "mirror" option that, for example, makes it easier to unlock or power down an iPhone with a left thumb swipe.

Locks works similarly to freezes — both restrict access to your credit file — but it should be easier to unlock your credit file since you can do it from your phone with a swipe, and doesn't require a 10-digit pin or a fee.