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Bhaskar Rao · Utilities · View on the App Store

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The developer's US App Store description, in full.

App Lock – Secure Apps is a powerful privacy and security app designed to protect your personal information with advanced app locking features. Keep your sensitive apps safe using a passcode and manage app access with flexible locking options. Whether you want to secure social media, banking, messaging, or gallery apps, App Lock helps keep your data private while offering intelligent security tools for complete peace of mind. Features: Lock Apps by Group – Lock multiple apps together for quick and convenient protection. Set Passcode – Secure your apps with a custom passcode for enhanced privacy. Auto Lock – Automatically re-lock apps after they are closed or the screen is locked. Schedule Lock – Set custom schedules to lock or unlock apps automatically. Multi-Language Support – Enjoy the app in your preferred language. Powerful Tools- • App Disguise – Disguise selected apps to keep them hidden from prying eyes. • Prevent App Deletion – Stop protected apps from being accidentally or intentionally removed. • Disable In-App Purchases – Block in-app purchases to prevent accidental or unauthorized spending. This app contains subscription Monthly pro at $1.99 and Yearly pro at $9.99 to use ads free versions of the premium app which can cancel anytime. To learn about our privacy policy, please visit: https://bhaskarrao2209.blogspot.com/2025/12/privacy-policy.html For our terms of use, please visit: https://bhaskarrao2209.blogspot.com/2025/12/terms-of-service.html Protect your privacy with App Lock – Secure Apps and enjoy smart security features designed to keep your apps, personal information, and device safe. Simple to use, reliable, and built for everyday privacy.

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