Have you ever wanted to find out who uses your phone while you're away? Or, even better, what apps were opened by your friend, parent or loved one? Try Safe Lock!
Safe Lock takes intruder's selfie when someone attempts to unlock your phone (both correct and incorrect passwords) and keeps history of app usage for every successful attempt.
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Features:
takes photos from front camera after someone has entered pin code (or graphic password, usual password or just made a swipe)
records app usage history (what, when and how much time were spent) after successful unlock
you can configure which unlock attempts should be caught: all, successful or unsuccessful
password protected
lightweight
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.devstoin.safelock
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This option is something that is not enabled by default, since we have to select among the options of Market. To do this open the application and go to Settings. Once there go to the option to set or change PIN and choose one. We again put it to confirm and you're done.
Now select the Use PIN for purchases and buy whenever we ask that PIN.
The problem is that this serves to prevent accidental purchases, for example if a child picks up the phone and accidentally buying an application. But not worth as security method because we can remove the PIN without knowing it, simply by pressing the same option to set or change PIN PIN and pressing Delete.
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Google This idea is positive, but it would be much more practical if the proper PIN required to eliminate or remove it, as is done with the passwords of many services, including Google's own account. It seems that as the ROM or not we can eliminate without knowing the PIN. Not due to have root access or not
Hi.
I assume that someone spies against me. look at these 3 reasons:
1. my notification list contains a transparenr/black icon. see image (i marked the "hole" yellow frame):
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how can i know which app activates it? the active apps list seems pretty ok.
2. after i turn on my device (samsung galaxy s2) and wait for about a minute or so, i turn on the screen, want to draw my pattern but it screen tells me that i should wait 30 seconds, means that someone or somewhat has previousely tried to guess the pattern and failed to do so for 5 times. it happens every time i turn on the device.
3. my waze app sometimes loads by itself, even while i'm not touching the device.
what do you guys think?
Thanks!
Have you ever wanted to find out who uses your phone while you're away? Or, even better, what apps were opened by your friend, parent or loved one? Try Watch Out!
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Watch Out silently takes intruder's selfie when someone tries to unlock your phone (both successful and unsuccessful attempts) and keeps history of app usage for every successful attempt.
Features:
- silently takes photos from front camera after someone has entered pin code (or graphic password, usual password or just made a swipe)
- records app usage history (what when and how much time were spent) after successful unlock
- you can configure which unlock attempts should be caught: all, successful or unsuccessful
- password protected
- absolutely free
You can download app via these links:
http://slideme.org/application/watch-out
Hi,
I'm experiencing a critical security issue on my Galaxy S6.
I see foreign unwanted accesses to my Google account every time I power on my phone (check yours here https://security.google.com/settings/security/activity )
Before reboot:
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After reboot:
I changed my password 10 times in the last 3 weeks. I have 2-step verification enabled since 2012.
My S6 is NOT rooted (knox flag == 0x00) and I don't use any VPN.
I called Google Play Italia but they can't help me because I already did every action.
It looks like some hackers are getting the Google authentication token from my phone (/data/system/users/0/accounts.db) using a non-public vulnerability.
My PC, my tablet and my other smartphone are safe. All unwanted accesses are from my S6.
I already wiped with Odin flash.
Hi,
I am a mobile addict. Zen mode on Oneplus 9 , OxygenOS 13 is a lifesaver as it essentially bricks my phone for 2 hours.
My issue is that I want longer durations on Zen mode, like 24-72 hours or longer.
Now, I have tried various apps such as "Your Hour", Lock My Phone etc. They were working great except they can be killed from locked screen tiles. scrennshots attached on the same.
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Plz help disable ending these apps so easily or it defeats the purpose of the apps.
When the screen is locked by these focus/locking apps, on the top right corner, there are three dots. Clicking them opens Active Apps running in background from where they can be easily killed , essentially defeating the purpose of the apps.