[Q] COMPLETELY prevent an application from any possibilities of being KILL - General Questions and Answers

Hi There,
Does anyone of you use app lock?
App lock is nice as it protect your privacy from others BUT though we except it from task killer, it can also be killed! Just by open setting >application >running services ,then just simply click on the application to kill it. This mean we can protect our privacy from people who don't know. how to use android phone,but not from those who know this TRICK!
Anyone has any idea on how to prevent the locker app from showing out at the running services?

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[Q] application security application

I am wondering if anyone has seen an application that allows you to put a security lock on individual applications you have on the android?
I use App Protector (Pro). Can't remember if it's pro or not. But it's real nice. You can password protect any app that you want. Literally any app.

[Q] device admin app??

Is there a way (app?) to prevent others from installing apps on my phone? Like something that would require a password every time an app tries to install? Im running ICS on a G2X and it has a device admin section but i have no option to set it up. any ideas would be helpful. thanks.
Device admin is for certain options in an app, like turning the screen off. You have to enable it for that app, like a special permission, and disable it before you can uninstall the app. Only certain functions in certain apps require device administrator, and you must not have anything installed that uses it.
However if you could password protect the package installer using an app locking program then this would prevent others from installing apps. I don't know if any of those apps allow password protecting the package installer since I don't use them, but this would do it. You would need to password protect any means of uninstalling the app as well - settings, market, any uninstaller apps, your home replacement if it allows you to drag and drop to uninstall, etc. This would be a pain, and you'd be better off just password protecting the entire phone.
Thanks for the help. I'll try locking package installer and see how that goes. I'm just trying to keep my wife from installing apps that monitor my phone activity lol.

[Q] Prevent uninstall of phone locator?

Hi,
I've installed AndroidLost on my phone, so I can track it if it gets stolen. The app is hidden from the main app drawer and can't be directly uninstalled.
However, if I go to Device Administrators in the settings, I can deselect the item (which is named Personal Notes in there). Once deselected, it obviously becomes completely useless, and can't administer the phone.
Obviously,doing all of this requires a degree of knowledge, but not all thieves are completely stupid, so would be able to do it.
Is there a way of password protecting the device administrators, so that the app can't be disabled without a pass code? If not, is there an alternative app that can control the phone from a website that can be 100% hidden from view?
Thanks for any suggestions!
MetalOllie said:
Hi,
I've installed AndroidLost on my phone, so I can track it if it gets stolen. The app is hidden from the main app drawer and can't be directly uninstalled.
However, if I go to Device Administrators in the settings, I can deselect the item (which is named Personal Notes in there). Once deselected, it obviously becomes completely useless, and can't administer the phone.
Obviously,doing all of this requires a degree of knowledge, but not all thieves are completely stupid, so would be able to do it.
Is there a way of password protecting the device administrators, so that the app can't be disabled without a pass code? If not, is there an alternative app that can control the phone from a website that can be 100% hidden from view?
Thanks for any suggestions!
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You can use some 3rd party apps like audio manager or Avast anti virus to lock down the settings....
Android sometimes proves to be frustrating when it comes to security concerns......
eatsleep said:
You can use some 3rd party apps like audio manager or Avast anti virus to lock down the settings....
Android sometimes proves to be frustrating when it comes to security concerns......
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Thanks.. I've tried Audio Manager, but that seems to be only capable of hiding the actual app, which the app does by itself. It's preventing someone from unchecking it under Security>Device Administrators that I'm trying to achieve, and unless I'm not using AM properly, I can't find any way of using that to hide it.
MetalOllie said:
Thanks.. I've tried Audio Manager, but that seems to be only capable of hiding the actual app, which the app does by itself. It's preventing someone from unchecking it under Security>Device Administrators that I'm trying to achieve, and unless I'm not using AM properly, I can't find any way of using that to hide it.
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You didn't got the point...
Hide or lock the settings..... My friends use this technique.....
eatsleep said:
You didn't got the point...
Hide or lock the settings..... My friends use this technique.....
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Thanks.. Audio Manager didn't really suit my needs, although it was more or less able to do what I wanted.. In the end I went with an app called AppLock, which puts a passcode on any app, including settings, but also has root capability, preventing it from being uninstalled, closed, etc. it also seems a little slicker.

[Q] Looking for a app

Hello, is there a app for android that can make certain apps uncloseable?
The thing is, I need a app, that will not allow a certain app to close without entering a password to close it, is that possible, and if it is, is there a app like that around?

Is it possible for an app to always stay on screen.

Hi there,
I am currently making an app for my college project. Is there any way that can make it possible to force the app to always be on top and never get exited ?
Like besides essential services that run in background , only thing that works on foreground is the app nothing else not even mobile UI.

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