Find My Phone By Clap & Alarm — App Store rankings
Nam Tran Van · Utilities · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Find My Phone By Clap & Alarm – Just Clap Your Hands, Your Phone Will Answer! Do you often lose your phone in your room, on the sofa or under your pillow? Don't worry! With Find My Phone By Clap & Alarm, you just need to clap your hands – and your phone will immediately sound an alarm to help you find it easily. Main features ◉ Find your phone by clapping Clap your hands once – your phone will ring loudly, vibrate, or flash immediately. Easily find your device whether it is in silent mode or in the dark. ◉ Intruder Alarm ◉ Moving Alarm Your phone will sound an alarm if it is moved without permission – protecting your device in any situation. ◉ Discharger Alarm Notification when the phone is unplugged – preventing unwanted power outages or charger theft. ◉ Wireless Alarm Warning when the phone is disconnected from Wi-Fi – helps you detect problems or unusual behavior early. ◉ Voice Password Enhanced security by unlocking with a set voice – more convenient and secure. Download Find My Phone By Clap & Alarm today to experience the convenience. No more tired of searching for your phone. If there are any problems with the app, please contact us immediately. We are still perfecting and developing the app. Thank you for using Find My Phone By Clap & Alarm!
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