PureLock: Privacy App Lock

PureLock is a lightweight, privacy-first security suite and encrypted vault engineered to protect your apps, passwords, and private notes. PureLock is 100% offline with zero cloud synchronization, zero trackers, and zero internet permissions. 🔒 CORE FEATURES: • App Lock & App Shield: Protect any installed app (Social, Banking, Photos, Settings) with PIN, Pattern, or Biometrics. • Encrypted Secret Vault: Store passwords, secret credentials, and private notes with military-grade AES-256-GCM encryption. • Intruder Snapshot: Captures photos of unauthorized intruders on incorrect unlock attempts. • Decoy Vault: Set up a fake vault with a separate PIN for duress situations. • Shake-to-Lock: Instantly lock all protected apps and the vault with a fast shake gesture. • Offline Password Generator: Generate cryptographically secure passwords on the fly. • Autofill Service: Seamlessly autofill your credentials without sending data over the network. 🛡️ 100% OFFLINE PRIVACY GUARANTEE: PureLock operates with ZERO internet permissions (android.permission.INTERNET is completely absent). Your encrypted data, photos, and app usage remain exclusively on your device at all times. ──────────────────────────────────────── ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE API USAGE & DISCLOSURE ──────────────────────────────────────── PureLock uses the AccessibilityService API strictly to provide its core App Lock (App Shield) feature. • How it is used: PureLock monitors window state change events (TYPE_WINDOW_STATE_CHANGED) in real-time solely to detect when a user-protected application is opened in the foreground. Once detected, PureLock immediately presents a secure PIN, Pattern, or Biometric lock overlay to prevent unauthorized access. • Privacy & Data Protection: PureLock DOES NOT read, capture, or access user screen content, keystrokes, passwords, or personal messages. • Zero Data Collection: PureLock does not collect, store, or transmit any user data. PureLock operates completely offline with zero internet permissions (android.permission.INTERNET is not requested). Accessibility service permission is optional and only requested when you choose to protect applications with App Lock. It can be enabled or disabled anytime in your device's Accessibility Settings.