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I’m currently checking if there is a screen lock password with:
DevicePolicyManager.getgetPasswordMinimumLength() != 0
so if I see that the length is 0 I conclude there is no screen lock password and I prompt user to set one with DevicePolicyManager.ACTION_SET_NEW_PASSWORD.
I wonder though if it’s a correct method of checking whether a screen lock password has been set?
Use DevicePolicyManager.isActivePasswordSufficient to check whether your password policy is sufficient instead of getPasswordMinimumlength