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In a relationship, do you think you should have your partner’s lock screen code? (Page 2)
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Not inherently. My partners are entitled to their privacy as I am with mine. If we decide to give that to them, cool. If not, cool.
You don't have to have it, but if they give it to you then good for you. My girlfriend knows my passcode and I know her's. It's really no big deal.
We do, but we have nothing to hide from each other.
I’m sure I’ll have the key for a different lock, HEE HEE HEE HAW Omega LoL I’m just kidding
If you're in a relationship where you think you need it... get out of the relationship.
Either you're too controlling or he can't be trusted.
Just get out.
Yes. I'm not saying you should abuse that, but I have nothing to hide and neither should he. Lucky for us, neither one of us uses a lock code, you just swipe.
Um no. If you have the urge to look at their phone like that, there is no point in being together.
Yes. Not because I want to go through his phone but we should be able to use each other's phones when needed.
No one is getting mine , there always needs to be a degree of privacy --NO WAY.
No, if she needs that then I don't think it's a good sign.
I have my husband’s. He doesn’t have mine. But then again he has cheated on me and that was part of his attempt to make amends and regain my trust. I don’t have anything to hide but feel I am still entitled to privacy. I have occasionally checked his phone, because I could.
Nope. I put my trust in someone until they break it. I always make it clear that if my partner is fooling around and I find out it’s over. No excuses.
No, not should. But if they want to give then I’d like that
Yeah why couldn't I they can have mine I'm a moral person or bye.
I don't need it. Without trust there is no relationship anyway
my screen isn't locked, and my wife uses my phone every so often.
She would get pretty bored looking through my phone.
personally i give my partners mine but i dont need theirs
I seriously don't get where people get that it is a good idea to share passwords and shit.
No, showing that there is mutual trust and right to privacy is important
i really don't care. i have my partners code because he asks me to look up something on his phone all the time, but i don't care for it
Should not have to hide anything from your partner.
If she wants her privacy that’s fine I’d trust her.
But she’d have to trust me in turn.
No. Privacy is important. So is trust.
not necessarily but I gave him mine
I have nthng to hide and it's not like he's searching in my stuff
In my opinion, everyone has three lives. A public life, a private life and a secret life.
I trust my partner or I can't have a relationship.
You don't need it, apple watches are the new incriminating devices. Nobody remembers to delete both devices sketchy shit
If you have trust which the most important thing then you don't need it if you do then you're not going to last in the long run
I think that level of trust, openness and honesty is great. Tough to achieve, but great to have
well if you trust them why would you need it?
i mean it is human nature to wonder and be curious, but also like there needs to be some privacy that a person has too.
Nope.
If he wants to cheat. He will still find ways to cheat even if you have all his passwords
No nut if it ask for then there a trust issue so bbn if there no problem with trust then do it
I personally don't think that's necessary. If you want to, then do it, but it's not necessary
I won't ask for it, and if I learn it during the rel I will not use it for evil.
Needed. My wife and I. (of 40+ years) know how to access each other's phone if problems occur.
I don’t spend my days thinking about that, and I really wouldn’t care if I had it or not. You should be able to trust your partner
Screen lock? Sure. That's not supposed to be too secure like an actual password.
Nope, and they shouldn't have mine. If I can't trust em, I don't want em.
I don't mind. I am ok with it. I don't haven't anything to hide.
Well if you trust them I don't think you should know their passwords to things
Nope. Neither I would be interested. I have my own phone.
No I do not think so. If I trust her and she is akways loyal to me I need not her screen code no am not that Insecure.
Yes I want her password but I will not give my password. 😁😆😅😂🤣
I've never made it that far into a relationship, so unfortunately I can't really comment on this.
To each their own, I think it also depends how long they have been together.
and the trust issues begin. No, requiring the lock code is wrong.
If she can handle provocative messages from my female friends
If she gives it to me sure, there's not really a reason to ask for it though
nope
why date someone if you can trust them on first place?
I don't know my SO's code, and she doesn't know mine. That's her private stuff, and If I didn't trust her, I wouldn't be in a relationship with her.
Nope. If you don't trust them then that's the problem. Not a stupid phone lock.
Of course not to snoop but to show we can be open, honest with nothing to hide
I guess it’s fine but I wouldn’t want my partner snooping 🧐
No.
Unless they have broken your trust in the past, you should have trust.
If you're just dating no, married yes
Why would it be necessary?
It’s not necessary but I’ve seen couples who do that. It’s weird to me.
No. It's called trust
should be available once serious.
Like for me its we both have each others unlocks
No, its their private phone.
no they don't need to know