I have a passcode on my iPhone but ....

The iPhone is a great gadget with mobile phone, music, games and lots more features that make friends and family want to play with it.
But my iPhone also holds a lot of personal information; Notes, emails, SMS and so on.
How can I lock these casual users out of my personal stuff? How can I stop these casual users from using the internet if I don't want them to, or making calls for that matter.
I've seen an iPassword application but I don't have a MAC and I synchronise with MS Outlook.
BTW: I had the same issue with my previous Windows Mobile Palm Treo 750 but it wasn't as cool as the iPhone so everyone wasn't trying to grab it.
One solution would be to allow passwords on applications but that would be really tedious. A better solution would be to allow multiple passcodes for different levels of access. The simplest implementation would be to have 2 or three default ones or maybe allow the user to customise what applications each passcode can access. Just like a computer!

I figured that and I've sent a feedback.
The profiles need to be something set up in advance, not reconfiguring the phone when someone else wants to use it. Picture these scenarios:
- I'm driving and my daughter in the back seat asks if she can play games on my iPhone. I just want to be able to hand her the phone and tell her the passcode that will let her play games or listen to music and not makes calls, reconfigure my iPhone or see my personal data.
- A friend asks to use my phone. I'm happy to let him make a call but I don't want him to be able to see my personal data or access the internet with my iPhone.
Hopefully there is enough interest for Apple to do something.

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