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Version 1.9.9 · 2026-09-15
- Performance enhancements for continuous background protection.
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The store currently lists version 1.9.9, updated 2026-09-15.






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Introducing AntiLost - enjoy the smartest way to keep your phone safe.
This app is your friend in the battle against lost phones and unwanted use, offering you peace of mind with its innovative features.
- Clap to Discover: Ever find yourself searching everywhere for your phone? With AntiLost, those days are over. A simple clap from you, and your phone responds with a loud sound and a bright flashlight that will help you find it.
- Catch Unwanted Users: The worry of someone trying to use your phone without permission can be very real. AntiLost captures photos if the phone is unlocked and someone is trying to break into the device, providing security and privacy.
- Alarm for Protection: AntiLost takes proactive measures to secure your device with a loud alarm when your phone is moved or picked up without your permission.…
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- Performance enhancements for continuous background protection.
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