Can iMessages be password protected

Can iMessage be password protected without locking the device?

It would be helpful if we could lock apps, like texting  photos and mail, if we share our devices.
IMO they should consider it because.it makes you not want to share, and Apple loses an opportunity to sell their products to new customers. I've ' sold' 6 iPads to people  who used mine and had to get one for themselves.
It's called good marketing skills.

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