hi this is my first mobile post. i got a new phone the lg ku990i and it looks great! internet, divx, a great camera, qwerty touche keyboard, so far so good. CA retro edition looks nice! cheers!

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now, back to the laptop...
the retro edition looks lice in my mobile,

i wonder if it's safe to keep the passwords in my phone....
I would like to use gmail in my phone but sould it be safe?
In my laptop i never keep passwords, and i always auto-clean all stuff when i exit the browser, but in mobile....
anyone uses mobile net?

By the way, my LG KU990i it's great!!!!
-just copy a 700MB divx in to it, with no convertion at all, just copy/past and it woks so good!!
-camera is a 5mpixel with flash and manual focus, very nice!
-internet (3G vodafone) works very fast, i can watch youtube with no "lag" (is that the word) my english.... even google maps work nice ! it cost me 75 euros plus some points (i ear points by eatch euro i talk) dont know how it is in UK....

so i am very with it!!
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I use gmail through my phone. The password isn't visible in settings, and to change it needs confirmation of the old password. Plus I use a passcode for the screen lock (when the phone goes to 'sleep' and the screen goes off, it needs a 4digit code before it can be used again). OK maybe not the most haxxor proof, but it would stop a casual user messing around if they happened to find my phone.

I use the mobile internet a hell of a lot and don't really worry about it too much. I don't make purchases online with it, though. Sometimes, I think one can worry too much and end up over thinking things.
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But is it possible for someone to get inside my phone, and go to gmail and use it?
maybe the best is use gmail but not keepiing the password stored...
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If you lose the phone you can always just change your Gmail password, then whoever finds the phone won't be able to log in anyway. Plus as long as you keep a record of the IMEI number of your mobile you can get the phone blocked if you lose it so no one can use the phone at all.
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Yes, they could. That's why I set up the screen lock, your phone may well have something similar. A four digit code to hide everything in my phone (emails, contacts, notes etc) is about enough for most purposes I would say.

Having to enter passwords for mail, facebook, other things would be too much of a pain in the ass for me. YMMV, obv.
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