ZDlock Hides Locked Apps Behind Fake Crashes And A PIN

ZDlock Hides Locked Apps Behind Fake Crashes And A PIN

Android: Selectively securing apps can provide you with an extra layer of security. ZDlock not only allows you to protect apps with a PIN or pattern, it can even fake a crashed app dialog to discourage snoopers.

Like most security, it won’t keep out the most determined thieves. However, if your nosy friend tries to open up your Gallery and sees a consistent “error message”, they may give up. Even if they do know how to bypass the error message, they’ll still need to enter your PIN or pattern to continue.

ZDlock [Google Play Store via Addictive Tips]


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