Is that possible to publish a security policy in registry???

Hi all,
Can any one of you tell me if it is possible to publish security policy in owsm to registry.
If so, Kindly tell me how to go about that..
Thanks ,
Manoj Nair.

Not possible, and there are no apps. Put a passcode on your phone, as that is your only option.

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