Description of problem: Lockscreen showing up slower than previous activity screen Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible:VERY OFTEN Steps to Reproduce: 1.Put laptop to sleep 2.Press any key on keyboard to wake laptop 3.See whatever I was doing before putting the pc to sleep for a brief moment before lockscreen kicks in Actual results: Lockscreen show up slower than DE Expected results: Lockscreen show up before DE Additional info: Happening on Lenovo Y40-80, latest update installed Happens on F21 and F22 as well, was hoping 23 would fix this but it did not. This is a severe breach of my privacy, and has been on going for too long. Other people is able to see whatever I was doing before putting the laptop to sleep, meaning if I was doing something confidential, it would have been exposed. I am very willing to provide any kind of log, just tell me which log (and preferably the steps) is needed.
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