AI Locker: Hide & Lock any App - App security enhancement

Introducing AI Locker: Hide & Lock any App

★★★ Safeguard Your Privacy. Enhanced App Lock Feature with Fingerprint Authentication Support ★★★

AI Locker is an advanced App Lock (App Protector) that offers protection for apps by utilizing a password, pattern, and fingerprint lock feature.

It allows locking various apps including Social Media apps, Messaging apps, Gallery, Contacts, Settings, and any other desired apps to prevent unauthorized access and maintain privacy.

With AI Locker:

- No need to worry about someone borrowing your phone for using mobile data.

- Keep your gallery safe from prying eyes.

- Ensure private messages are not read by others.

- Prevent parents from accessing your social media apps.

- Stop kids from making changes to settings, sending random messages, or making purchases using credit cards.

• Apps can be locked with password, pattern, or fingerprint.

• Multiple color theme options available.

• Ability to lock system settings to prevent unwanted changes by children.

• Option to prevent app uninstallation.

An essential security app for ensuring the privacy of personal data

★ Lock your apps with a "secure" yet "easy-to-unlock" pattern.

★ Now equipped with fingerprint support!

★ AI Locker operates efficiently without consuming RAM, battery, or system resources.

★ Protect your messaging and social apps to maintain control over your social interactions.

★ Secure your images by locking gallery and photo apps.

★ Preserve data confidentiality from prying eyes.

★ Features awesome themes and color customization.

★ Designed according to Material Design principles.

★ Compatibility ensured even with the latest Android versions!

Necessary Permissions and Privacy Information

Usage Stats Permission: Required for app locking functionality to track the last accessed app.

Overlay Permission: Essential for displaying the lock screen on top of locked apps.

Camera Permission: Requested for taking photos using the front camera of intruders attempting to access your locked apps.

App List Access: Needed to enumerate apps for selecting which ones to lock. Permission sought accordingly.

5 ways you can hide apps on your Android phone or tablet

01

Use built-in hide apps feature

Most first-party launchers on Android phones and tablets come with a built-in tool for hiding apps. If you own a Samsung, Poco, Realme, or Xiaomi phone, go to the launcher settings to find the option.

This option is called Dialer for Realme, Oppo, and OnePlus phones, whereas it can be accessed from the Settings app for Samsung devices. If you are using a Xiaomi device, the option is called 'Hidden apps' and can be found by searching for it in the Settings app.

02

Rename app and change its icon

If your Android phone or tablet has no built-in option to hide apps, you can download popular third-party launchers like Nova, Apex and Microsoft Launcher. These launchers let you quickly hide apps from the home screen as well as the app drawer. If you want to make an app less suspicious without actually hiding it, you can change the app icon and name using these third-party launchers.

03

Move apps to a folder

Another way to make an app less visible is to move it to a folder. Some first-party launchers and most third-party launchers, like Nova, allow users to create app folders in the app drawer. While this may not be as secure as the methods above, it is one of the easiest ways to make an app slightly less visible.

04

Use third-party apps

If you don't want to use any of the methods mentioned above, you can always install third-party apps from the Google Play Store. Most of these apps are free and allow you to hide apps behind secure authentication mechanisms like fingerprint, password, pattern, or PIN.

05

Create a new user profile

Similar to Windows and Mac-powered PCs, most Android devices let you create multiple user profiles, with each account having separate settings, apps, and data. While the option to create user profiles may differ between devices, you can find it on most phones by searching for the phrase 'Multiple users' in the Settings app.