3. Introduction
• A smartphone is an advanced gadget
• Different functions
(e.g. instant messaging, games, video-calling etc.)
• People also store important information in smartphones
(e.g. photos, credit card details etc.)
• To safeguard these information, there are different security locks
(e.g. number lock, fingerprint lock etc.)
5. Online survey
• Target:
Smartphone owners
• Aim:
To find out if smartphone owners have
awareness of smartphone security and
their uses of smartphones
• Sample size:
30 people (Female: 12, Male: 15)
• http://goo.gl/forms/wLTNFfeivK
7. Survey Result
0
5
10
15
20
25
log out the account anti-virus software no reading the
permission details
Would you log out the account/ having anti-virus software/ download
materials without reading the permission details?
Yes
No
8. Survey Result
14.3
35.7
50 50 50
7.1
92.9
44.4 44.4
11.1
44.4
55.6
75
25
298302 293i0w 29#3b3 Yes(TP) No(TP) Yes(SS) No(SS)
Sense of security of Male and Female
Male(%)
Female(%)
TP= Telling others passwords
SS= Setting security
Percentage%
9. Survey Result
Number lock
39%
Voice lock
5%
Fingerprint lock
32%
PIN lock
24%
Other
0%
28.95%
Which of the following type(s) of lock do you use?
10. Result Analysis
• Smartphone owners believe that their
smartphones are highly secured
• Most of the users are not fully aware
of their phone security
(female is better than male)
• Number lock & fingerprint lock are
more commonly used.
12. Conclusion
• Smartphones and security locks
(e.g. number locks) are commonly used.
• A lot of people lack knowledge or
awareness of phone security.
• People should learn how to secure their
smartphones better in order to prevent
others from invading their privacy.
13. Job Division
• Mind map: Siu Sin Yung, Lee Yu
• Survey: Siu Sin Yung, Kwong Shuk Ngan, Lee Yu
• Excel: Siu Sin Yung
• PowerPoint: Siu Sin Yung, Kwong Shuk Ngan, Lee Yu
• Prezi: Kwong Shuk Ngan