Windows 10: Can you understand i would like a high tech security screenlock app?

I like to add a tip. I like the idea of high security screenlock apps with all the bells n whistles that are real they seem like they are top priorty and at least for sale,\* Moved from Insider* Changed to a Discussion.

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Can you understand i would like a high tech security screenlock app?

I like to add a tip. I like the idea of high security screenlock apps with all the bells n whistles that are real they seem like they are top priorty and at least for sale,\

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SCAM

quietman7 - MVP replied on January 27, 2017

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Tech Support Scamming through
unsolicited phone calls, browser pop-ups and
emails (aka
Tech Support Scamming) from "so-called Support Techs" advising"your computer is infected with malware",

“All Your Files Are Encrypted" and other
fake "alert messages" has become an increasing common scam tactic over the past several years. The scams may involve web pages with screenshots of fake Microsoft (Windows) Support messages, fake reports of suspicious activity, fake warnings of malware
found on your computer,
fake ransomware and fake
BSODs all of which include a tech support phone number to call in order to fix the problem. More nefarious scammers will talk their victims into allowing them remote control access of the computer so they can install a

Remote Access Trojan in order to steal passwords and other sensitive personal information which could then be used to access bank accounts or steal a person's identity.

These are a more few examples.

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  Fake Your computer is locked screenlocker...contact a Microsoft technician
  
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  Microsoft Help Desk Tech Support Scam
  
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  Microsoft Office Activation Wizard Tech Support Scam
  
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  Windows has been blocked due to suspicious activity Tech Support Scam
  
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  Your Windows has been Banned Scam
  
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  1-844-879-7840 Suspicious Activity Tech Support Scam
  

The scammer may claim to be affiliated with Microsoft or
Windows Support. However, there have been reports of scammers claiming to be affiliated with major computer manufacturers such as
Hewlett Packard, Lenovo and Dell, familiar security vendors like
Symantec, Panda, McAfee, etc. and even popular
ISPs.

Microsoft does not contact users via web page messages, phone or email and instruct them to call tech support to fix your computer.

For more information about how these scams work and resources to protect yourself from scams, please read
Beware of Phony Emails & Tech Support Scams...there
are suggestions near the bottom for dealing with scams and a list of security scanning tools to use in case the usual methods do not resolve the problem or you allowed remote access into your computer.

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screenlock

does anyone know how to unlock the screenlock in windows 10?