I can’t find a way to lock the menu on the NSPanel Pro 120. I would like to have a PIN prompt so that not everyone can access the menu. Is this even possible, or have I just overlooked it? If not, is there anything in the pipeline?
Thanks in advance.
The NSPanel Pro currently has two types of security passwords:
- For performing important operations, such as arming the system or restarting the device (the first type shown in the video).
- You can also set a password required for controlling split-screen functions.
There is also a guest mode. When enabled, pulling down on the NSPanel Pro will make the settings options on the page unclickable.
Does this meet your needs? If not, please provide me with detailed information about the specific page functionality you want.
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Okay, I’ll test it over the weekend. I’m currently abroad on business.
1. The split screens are very well designed.
2. A few things are disabled, but anyone can change the Wi-Fi, access F-Droid, etc., which is not acceptable.
I want all changes to be blocked, meaning the panel must be tamper-proof, otherwise I can’t use it (kids like to play 
).
F-droid Matter was not blocked because it was a subsequent new feature that hadn’t been restricted in time. In version 4.4.0, it will be blocked.
However, WiFi settings can still be changed, as we initially considered that guests might need to switch WiFi networks temporarily when connectivity is unavailable.
Based on your usage scenario, we can reconsider whether to add a child lock-like feature option for screen settings.
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That would be very nice, because otherwise I will have to stop the test right away because it doesn’t make sense for me.