Is it possible to make computers ask for a password when trying to connect to Samsung S5?

[JustAnotherAndroidUser]

If it is possible, then I would like to ask: How?
What I'm looking for is:

- Making computer ask for password when connecting phone to computer via USB.
- If password is correct, the user will have permission to access the phones files as you normally would.
- If password is incorrect, the connection between phone and computer will not established.

Phone: Samsung Galaxy S5
Android verson: 6.0.1

I have been trying to look for similar questions on google, but I fail to find any suggestions... maybe I use the wrong keywords.

 

[Mooncatt]

Does the phone have a password or pin on it already? I ask because I'm pretty sure that does something similar to what you want. Not 100% sure, but I seem to remember reading it somewhere that your phone has to be unlocked to access the files. Granted, if the phone is already unlocked before plugging into the computer, it won't require a password entry again.

I'm not personally aware of a method that requires a password entry from the computer every time.

 

[ManiacJoe]

There is not security like that for the computer side. All the security is on the phone's side.

If you have the phone's lock screen setup, when you connect the phone to the computer, the user will need to unlock the security screen and accept the computer connection.

 

[JustAnotherAndroidUser]

Thank you for your answer!

Yes, I already have password and pin on my phone. And I can confirm the phone has to be unlocked and you have to accept the MTP connection to the computer on the phone.

Maybe this amount of security might just do.

 

[JustAnotherAndroidUser]

Thank you for your answer.

In that case my phone is as secure as it can get at the present moment.