Google Play
Version 0.0.4 · 2022-10-17
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Instantly lock/turn off your device's screen with just one tap.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 0.0.4, updated 2022-10-17.




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Instantly lock/turn off your device's screen with just one tap.
Features
- Simple setup
- Support Android 5 and above
- Lock screen (or turn off your screen) instantly
Permission declarations
- This application required the Device Administrator right to lock screen.
- Internet: This application displays a small ads at the first setup. Once user has done the setup, the ads does not appear anymore.
- This application uses Firebase Analytics and Firebase Crashlytics to analyze app usage (app means only this Quick Lock app) and collect crash log for improving the app's quality
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