When initiating a lock on a note, users are prompted to create a password. However, there are two notable issues with this process.
Firstly, there is no option to cancel the creation of a password once the prompt appears. This lack of a "cancel interaction" button prevents users from opting out if they no longer wish to create a password or if they clicked the button accidentally.
Secondly, in the event that the original password is forgotten, the only means of recovery is by answering a previously chosen security question. If both the password and security question are forgotten, users are left with no recourse to change or remove the password, rendering the lock feature, along with any other password-dependent features, unusable.
When initiating a lock on a note, users are prompted to create a password. However, there are two notable issues with this process.
Firstly, there is no option to cancel the creation of a password once the prompt appears. This lack of a "cancel interaction" button prevents users from opting out if they no longer wish to create a password or if they clicked the button accidentally.
Secondly, in the event that the original password is forgotten, the only means of recovery is by answering a previously chosen security question. If both the password and security question are forgotten, users are left with no recourse to change or remove the password, rendering the lock feature, along with any other password-dependent features, unusable.