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Version 1.0.17 · 2025-09-30
- Support iOS 26 and fixed some compatibility issues
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The store currently lists version 1.0.17, updated 2025-09-30.






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AALocker is a highly useful screen time control app designed for parents. It offers flexible and effective features to help parents manage the time their children spend on devices.
With AALocker, parents can:
- Block specific apps such as social media and games to gain better control over their children's device usage.
- Set up schedules based on daily needs like study time and leisure time, and authorize certain apps for certain time slots to avoid accidental overuse or excessive addiction.
- Apply usage limits to each app, so that if a child exceeds the preset time limit, the app will be locked, thereby limiting excessive use of the device and the app.
- AALocker also support focus mode based on the user's set location. With this feature, parents can specify certain apps to be blocked when the device is in a specific location range.…
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- Support iOS 26 and fixed some compatibility issues
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