I also rooted the device, to give access to protected areas of the operating system otherwise unseen to standard users. I wiped and Factory-reset an LG Nexus 4, running Android 5.1.1 Methodologyįirstly, to set the scene, here was the process I followed: Spoiler: lots of apps were really bad! See the Findings section below for more details. So I set out with a clean device, and a bunch of top-ranking Photo Vault apps. That was a question I was keen to answer, after happening upon weak security in a few different types of apps recently. Whether we want to keep corporate secrets in images safe, protect photos of ourselves from others with access to our devices, or keep a personal collection of pictures to ourselves, there are these apps available to keep them safe.īut how much protection do these apps really provide? And to address that need comes the ‘Photo Locker’ category of apps. Images in particular are deemed to be important - we have a desire to protect these over most other types of data. Security is an important issue to all of us today, and we are all realising the value of our personal data.
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