When we talk about mobile app development, we often focus on the "active" state—buttons being clicked, lists scrolling, and pages loading. But there is a massive portion of the user's time spent in a passive state: the Lock Screen.
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Sociologist Ray Oldenburg described "third places" as social surroundings separate from home (first) and work (second). The lock screen has become a micro-third place. It is the boundary between your private app data (which requires a passcode) and the public world. The LockscreenImageStatus is the bouncer, telling the world what to expect from the person inside. When we talk about mobile app development, we