As its name says, it’s a no cost image hider.
There are hemorrhoids of image hiders out there, but it seems that this is a dropping fight. KeepSafe really hair your limiting images from indiscreet sight, requiring a pin value to discover them, but the secret to success may be rather awkward. As many other secure applications, KeepSafe can be removed and set up again to totally reset the pin value and the app symbol is quite dubious. It’s real that Kii Secure does what it guarantees, but there’s no center floor. If your preferred spy is incapable to discover your images in a modified name directory, you won’t need this program. For that same spy was a conventional Android operating system individual, he would easily identify the faults of this app and bargain your comfort. The last upgrade delivers an choice to create a bogus directory with a second pin in a innovative way to create up for those slight faults and creates all the distinction.
In summary, a useful app to prevent displaying images that shouldn’t be proven by error, but nothing else.
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Developer’s official description available here
