Applocker Or IProtect? How To Set A Password For Launching IOS Applications On IPhone, IPad, IPod Touch? [Cydia / Review / Video]

Unfortunately, from the huge assortment of applications in the App Store, there is not a single one that could set a password to launch any of the applications installed on the device. The operating system of i-devices provides for protection of personal data, but it blocks full access to iOS, which is not always convenient. For example, you need to hide from children or prying eyes and hands only some applications containing personal data, such as: Notes, Mail,

social networking applications and others.

And again, jailbreak solutions come to the rescue that can easily implement these tasks. In this review, we will introduce you to two, in our opinion, the best jailbreak tweaks that can protect your iOS applications from unauthorized access. We are talking about jailbreak applications from the Cydia online store - Applocker and iProtect. Both apps provide support for iOS 5.

After installing Applocker, you can access the application settings from the standard iOS application Settings. There you can enter the desired password to activate the applications. You will also find a list of applications installed on the iOS device, and next to the name there will be a switch that activates the protection of the selected application. AppLocker is capable of blocking applications from launching not only on the device's desktop, but also when launched from Spotlight search and from the multitasking bar.

You can download Applocker from the ModMyi repository, its cost is $ 0.99. Or download it for free from the sinfuliphonerepo.com repository.

iProtect has almost all the capabilities of Applocker and is not inferior in functionality. After installing iProtect, an icon will appear on your desktop, when launched, you can manage the application settings.

iProtect is available for free in the Sinfuliphonerepo repository.

We hope that now your personal data will be safely protected by Applocker or iProtect.

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