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Lock your apps with a PIN. Compatible with phones and Android TV.
AppLock protects access to the apps you choose with a PIN, on both your phone and your Android/Google TV. HOW IT WORKS You choose which apps to protect from a simple list of the apps installed on your device. Every time someone tries to open one of those apps, AppLock will ask for the PIN before allowing access. PHONE AND TV, DESIGNED FOR EACH The app isn't just the same screen stretched across two sizes: the phone version is designed for touch use, and the Android/Google TV version has its own numeric keypad that can be navigated with the remote control, without relying on the system keyboard. INSTANT DETECTION Unlike other locking apps that periodically check which app is open (with the delay that this creates), AppLock detects the app switch instantly, so the PIN appears immediately. YOUR PIN NEVER LEAVES THE DEVICE The PIN is stored encrypted directly on your device. AppLock has no servers, does not upload your PIN or the list of locked apps anywhere, and does not use accessibility permission to read the content of your other apps—only to know which one is open. Ideal for: - Preventing other people at home from opening apps you don't want to share - Restricting access to shopping, banking, or social media apps - Controlling which apps can be opened on the family TV AppLock is intentionally simple: it does one thing and does it well. WHY DOES APPLOCK NEED THE ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE? AppLock uses the AccessibilityService API to detect when you open an app you've chosen to protect. At that moment, it displays the lock screen to ask for your PIN before granting access. This feature is the core of AppLock and is not possible without this permission. The app DOES NOT: - Collect or share your personal data. - Record what you type or see on the screen. - Perform actions on your behalf without your consent. - Prevent you from uninstalling or disabling apps. All processing occurs locally on your device. AppLock only reads the package name of the foreground app to determine if it's protected. You can revoke this permission at any time from Settings > Accessibility.