I am constantly entering my pin. I tried about 5 apps from Play Store. The best ends up leaving the scroeen always on, and consuming the battery.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Hi
You can download apps on the Play Store that lock individual apps, AppLock is I think the main one, but you can do some research. Take a look at the link I've provided below, see if you it will help you achieve what you want.
Smart lock screen security options in Android | Android Central
Chris
You can download apps on the Play Store that lock individual apps, AppLock is I think the main one, but you can do some research. Take a look at the link I've provided below, see if you it will help you achieve what you want.
Smart lock screen security options in Android | Android Central
Chris
Dear Chris, the Android Central article was interesting.
(Play store has around 10 apps named close to AppLock. I assume you mean the one from "domobile.com" with 1 million downloads. "The most downloaded app on play store".) It seems that the important features are already part of the new Android.
Android has a max of 10 minutes to keep the screen on. I was constant ly entering my pin. The play store apps that kept the screen on used up the battery quickly. I tried about 5 of them. Finally I started swiping a pattern instead of using a pin. This is less secure, but fast enough that I can stand it.
Thanks again for your help. Any other comments?
(Play store has around 10 apps named close to AppLock. I assume you mean the one from "domobile.com" with 1 million downloads. "The most downloaded app on play store".) It seems that the important features are already part of the new Android.
Android has a max of 10 minutes to keep the screen on. I was constant ly entering my pin. The play store apps that kept the screen on used up the battery quickly. I tried about 5 of them. Finally I started swiping a pattern instead of using a pin. This is less secure, but fast enough that I can stand it.
Thanks again for your help. Any other comments?
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