The whole story started when a man named Terence Eden has encountered an error, which allowed for a short time to get access to the desktop on a smartphone Galaxy Note II. Slightly modernized the previous method, the other burglar named Shawn McMillian found another way to open up access to the main screen of the smartphone family Galaxy, including the Galaxy Note II and Galaxy S III.
If you follow all the steps described by enthusiasts, you can get access to the working screen smartphone, while not entering the correct security code. More than this, the approach permits easily bypass any protection mechanisms on a smartphone, including a password, PIN, etc. Given that this bug was found in more than one smartphone software Google, there are concerns that in theory this vulnerability exists on all phones running Android OS.
