@DGMK 

This is what exactly i want to see on tplink app also.

I don't know why a so big company and secure like tplink didn't add this feature yet, on their apps.

Password and fingerprint it is a must!

Someone who stole the phone of someone, he could very easy to have access on cameras.

Thank you DGMK for your post.

  @Wayne-TP 

I thought this was a forum for feature requests and ideas for improvements to your products? And not to lecture people on how to work-around an addressed and explained problem.

Anyway. My phone is locked. As I guess, 99.99% of all phones out there.

But have you ever googled "How to bypass Apple's Face-ID or passcode"

I don't say those are totally unsafe. But surely they are not unbreakable (not to mention the Android "security"). And people who a willing to break into a smart-house, having the owners smart-phone, that control the smart-relays for windows and doors, will certainly give it a shot and try.

That's why i asked for the idea "individual password for each action". Because and individual set password "TL+)x81_A5*q" is a little bit safer that a general phone PIN.

You did not even begin to address the question.

Maybe you could juuuust raise this in your next ideas meeting.

  @Wayne-TP 

To log into a TP-Link router everytime you try to have access on, it asks for a username and password. To open the e-banking application, it asks for a 4-digit code or fingerprint. When we're talking about accessing an application that manages security cameras with sensitive data, shouldn't there be a password? It's common sense, I think.

Yes, there are applications that you can use to lock the tapo application with a passcode, but all of them consume system resources, which can often lead to system instability.

Βest regards