Privacy has become a concern, For many users, the fear that others can access their applications and data make them protect their devices through passwords, or different forms of blocking.
Today I bring you a tweak that will protect everything in a very effective wayI'm talking about panicLock, with it installed you will only need a simple gesture so that all your applications, notifications and data will be totally blocked.
As you have read, with the name of the application one can get an idea of what it is for, the translation into Spanish would be panic blocking, by means of a gesture you will activate and deactivate the tweak, with the activated access to almost any iOS function will be blocked, to regain access you will simply have to do the gesture again.
There are two versions of this tweak, a paid version, which as usual is known as the pro version, is currently only supports iOS 7, the extra function that it brings is the possibility to choose which iOS applications and functions you want to be blocked.
The free version, the one that the developer has updated to be compatible with iOS 8 restricts access to all apps and features Once activated, the developer himself shows us how panicLock works in the video that I left you at the beginning.
When the tweak is installed, a new option is added in the tools application panel, by clicking on this new option we will access the panel where we have the tweak activator to enable the block.
The tweak has a good ending and many users may be struck by, a bug that the developer must correct is that once the tweak is active, the applications can be accessed through Spotlight, we will see how pnicLock progresses.
Hello everyone and happy new year. I hope we all receive our gifts or illusions on kings day. No. I did not ask for an iPhone 6. One of these blonde yachts .. That's what I ordered this year, as everyone of course ...
Okay. My question was not related to this tweak. I would like some ipad 2 and iPhone 4s user to advise me on the overall performance of these two devices with iOS 8.1.2. Now that a few weeks have passed since the release of the latter ios.
Very important is the opinion, if it improves the wifi or if it continues to fail as these two devices do with ios 8.1.1 which is where I keep them with jailbreak. I want to make a decision before it's too late and a new non-jailbroken iOS comes out. Please answer this question. I read so many contradictory opinions ... What if it improves, which is a botch iOS 8.1.2, what if what if what ...
The wifi is what worries me. Especially with the iPad 2, the Wi-Fi wheel hangs for a while and the pages not loading well ...
Good friends. Esper did not bother my little joke of kings ..
A saudo and what was said. Happy New Year to everyone.
I like to use it, it is fast and safe
Hello Alexander. I do not understand very well, if you are answering my question. If so. You could specify a bit. Device and how fast and safe is it?
Thanks for your answer.