Use FaceLock to protect your apps with your face! Your face is the key to unlock them. With FaceLock for apps, you don’t need to wait for Android 4.0 to use face unlock on your phone.

FaceLock lets you choose individual apps you want to protect. PRO version released! Get it now: This free version will lock the protected apps: market, task manager, settings and one app of your choice. *PLEASE* DON’T RATE THE APP BEFORE READING WHAT THE APP IS SUPPOSED TO DO. Now PIN access is also available in this FREE version! About security: task manager, settings and market are protected so no one can kill or uninstall FaceLock out of the box. Face recognition is reliable and safe with the default settings.

For recognition in difficult lighting you can train more images whenever you are not recognized. For increased security you can raise the security level.

Download FaceLock Pro apk 3.0.0 and history version for Android developed by Wise Orchard - Get FaceLock to protect both your phone and your apps with face recognition! FaceLock also lets you choose individual apps you want to protect. Your face is the key to unlock them.

And while we always do our best to have our phone secured with fingerprints or the pattern lock, it’s never 100% safe. And it doesn’t take much but, even the fingerprint lock isn’t any better. It can easily be lifted to unlock your phone while you are sleeping by your prying roommates. So, the next thing we can turn to is our face. Facial recognition in Android (for unlocking phones) saw the light of the day roughly around five years ago and it quickly fizzled out.

With the, it has taken a backseat. However, why to leave it out completely? In this article, we are going to discuss in detail two app lockers with facial recognition abilities, so that your app data remains safe from the prying eyes of the world. AppLock Face/Voice Recognition by Sensory is the newer arrival in the Play Store in this genre. This app merges facial recognition with voice recognition to fully secure the app contents. What’s more, you can even set your own unlock phrase to access the locked apps. The app works by first registering your face and voice in a process known as enrollment.

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Here, you need to sit back and let the app capture your face and your unlock phrase. It will also ask for a pattern, pin or password as a fail-safe mechanism should it fail to recognize your face. For better enrollment, do make sure of doing the activities in ample light and a noiseless environment. Applock has two alternatives — Convenience mode, TrulySecure mode. While the first mode requires either the face or the voice pattern, the TrulySecure mode requires both of them. So for lesser important apps, you can have the convenience mode and for important apps like, you can opt for the second one. The UI is seemingly straightforward with the security option laid out next to the apps.

All you need to do is tap on the right option to have it locked. Moreover, you can avoid accidental uninstallation of the app as it also requires a glimpse of the owner’s face. Depending on your usage, you can tweak the settings a bit.

If you want a truly secure app, you can have the Liveness switch turned on, which will prevent anyone from using a photo of yours to unlock the app. IObit Applock – Face Lock is similar to Sensory’s AppLock but comes packed with a boatload of additional lock features. Not only it secures apps with a facial password, it also has a cool feature of emailing you the intruder’s mugshot in a case of a failed attempt.

Now, isn’t that a nifty feature? IObit Applock also features a fail-safe password which can be either a pattern, pin or a password. Unlike the above app, here you can set an individual delay for each of the locked apps.

For instance, if you will be using Instagram on-and-off for about 15 minutes, you can go to the app and change the delay time to 15 minutes. During that time, it won’t ask for a facial password. Though it has a host of other features for app lock, the point where it falls back slightly behind Applock is in the voice recognition field. In the Face Lock mode, it doesn’t contain voice recognition, so you might have to bite the bullet here.