user78: When I create an account via my desktop browser, I am assured that the password only exists on my browser, and is not saved.
So, if I "pair" an Android device with MyWallet, can or can't I send BTC without entering the password?
How does this work with/without a secondary password? What if I first installed the Android app, and only then created a secondary password?
Are the files on my Android device / Dropbox encrypted with my first password? My second password? Both?

user1307: I think when you scan the QR code, your password is encoded in that barcode, so your Android phone stores it locally.
I haven't tested it myself, but considering this I think you have to enter the secondary password to your Android phone as well. It will either require you to do it every time you make a transaction or remember it for you.

78: <p>When I create an account via my desktop browser, I am assured that the password only exists on my browser, and is not saved.</p>

<p>So, if I "pair" an Android device with MyWallet, can or can't I send BTC without entering the password?</p>

<p>How does this work with/without a secondary password? What if I first installed the Android app, and only then created a secondary password?</p>

<p>Are the files on my Android device / Dropbox encrypted with my first password? My second password? Both?</p>
 1307: <p>I think when you scan the QR code, your password is encoded in that barcode, so your Android phone stores it locally.</p>

<p>I haven't tested it myself, but considering this I think you have to enter the secondary password to your Android phone as well. It will either require you to do it every time you make a transaction or remember it for you.</p>
