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I am working on a application in which there are some 10 phone application pages. Whenever the user enter the app the application asks to enter password and then application continues. What I need is whenever the user doesn’t interact with the app for some one minute I want the app to go unlock screen and once again ask the user to enter the password.
How can I know that user is not interacting with the application in windows phone 7?
I would expect an application that behaves in such a way to be loathed by the users of it. But if you must then you simply need to reset a timer every time something that you consider as “activity” within your app happens. Presumably this’ll be some form of user interaction such as page navigation or interacting/tapping/editing content.
It’s crude but it’ll work. It’ll also negatively impact the battery too. You have been warned.