The Motorola Droid 2 has been out for two months now and a helpful reader has just discovered that even though the device is in a password protected state using a PIN or the pattern feature, your device can still take voice commands which might annoy well, everyone. Using a 100% stock Motorola Droid 2, BGR puts this claim to the test, check out the video.
No one wants to place unwanted calls or allow anyone to do anything to your phone, which is why you locked it up in the first place. It seems like you would almost have to try and activate voice features while the device is in your pocket in order for this to work, but it’s something that people can gripe about.
Any of you experience this issue on accident before without trying to force voice actions while your device is locked?
Via: BGR
