It may be that nobody knows the answer to this question yet ... I'm not actually sure whether this is an ICS question or just a "stock Android" question.
My employer requires that I have a password lock on my phone, so for usability I really need to be able to have the password prompt appear only after 30 minutes of inactivity (rather than every time the screen turns on). I know that these two timeouts (unsecured screen lock and password lock) can be separately configured with some ROMs; for example, it works that way on the stock Samsung Touchwiz builds, and CyanogenMod 7 gives you complete, granular control over all kinds of different timeout parameters. But I know that there are other phones that don't separate the two, meaning that if you set a password you have to re-enter it every time you turn the screen on.
I've never run vanilla Android, so I have no idea whether this is a standard feature that it's reasonable to expect in ICS. It's a major must-have feature for me, though, so it factors into my purchase decision for the Galaxy Nexus. Anybody got any clue?
My employer requires that I have a password lock on my phone, so for usability I really need to be able to have the password prompt appear only after 30 minutes of inactivity (rather than every time the screen turns on). I know that these two timeouts (unsecured screen lock and password lock) can be separately configured with some ROMs; for example, it works that way on the stock Samsung Touchwiz builds, and CyanogenMod 7 gives you complete, granular control over all kinds of different timeout parameters. But I know that there are other phones that don't separate the two, meaning that if you set a password you have to re-enter it every time you turn the screen on.
I've never run vanilla Android, so I have no idea whether this is a standard feature that it's reasonable to expect in ICS. It's a major must-have feature for me, though, so it factors into my purchase decision for the Galaxy Nexus. Anybody got any clue?