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Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by alexdumitru on Tuesday February 07, 2017 @07:58PM (#13594676)
That's one of the first things I setup on my Android phones. You can see that I have notifications, but not their content.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by atom-morgan on Tuesday February 07, 2017 @09:02PM (#13595037)
I would guess a surprisingly large percentage of smartphone users aren't aware this is an option.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by franciscop on Tuesday February 07, 2017 @08:21PM (#13594830)
Exactly the same here and I am sure any privacy-aware person will do the same.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by djsumdog on Tuesday February 07, 2017 @09:31PM (#13595180)
That really needs to be the default.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by ReverseCold on Wednesday February 08, 2017 @01:19AM (#13596225)
On Android, it asks you when you set your passcode for the first time.

Super fragmented, but Nexus 5X had it.

Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by emiliobumachar on Wednesday February 08, 2017 @04:40AM (#13597040)
My Sony Xperia also asked me at lock screen configuration. I could choose either way, but could not ignore the question.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by alexdumitru on Thursday February 09, 2017 @07:26PM (#13612310)
Galaxy S7 asks you too. I remember now that you said it.
Re:Hackers Have Stolen Millions of Dollars in Bitcoin Using ... by Philip_with1L on Thursday February 09, 2017 @10:34AM (#13607596)
Agreed. It's usually buried in the device settings and also in Messenger and Hangouts. Signal gives you a few different options as well. But it should be more visible to all users, not just those of us that dig through settings.