Vault is a privacy protection tool for Android devices. It features an app lock to safeguard social media and prevent privacy leaks, as well as a private browser that ensures no traces are left while surfing the web. The app includes cloud backup capabilities for photos and videos and allows users to set a recovery email for retrieving the app lock password. Additionally, it can disguise itself as a different application and capture photos of intruders when the intrusion alert is triggered. It also helps recover important files and photos.
Features
App Lock (Privacy Protection): Use App Lock to protect your social, photo, call logs and telephone apps to prevent privacy leak.
Private Browser: With Private browser, your internet surf will leave no traces behind. There is also Private Bookmark feature.
Cloud Backup: Back up your photos and videos to Cloud so they never get lost.
Data Transfer:With Cloud Backup feature, you could easily transfer your data to a new phone by cross-device synchronization.
Password recovery: Worried about forgetting your password? Set a security email in Vault so you can retrieve it.
Advantages and disadvantages
Pros
Protects photos, videos, and selected apps with a password
Fake Vault and multiple vaults support convincing decoys
Break-in Alerts record a photo, time, and attempted PIN
Cloud synchronization can transfer protected media between devices
Cons
Cleaning apps may delete Vault's stored media folder
Users report missing files and unreliable password access
FAQS
What if I forgot my password?
If you have a security Email set up before, you should be able to see a "Forgot Password" en-trance once you input the wrong password. Tap on the entrance and follow the instructions to reset your password.
If you do not have a security Email but you had backed up your data to cloud space, then the data can be recovered from the cloud by reinstalling Vault app.
How do I enter vault in stealth mode？
Put Vault back to the phone’s home screen by adding Vault widget, once it appears on home screen, tap on it, and then input your password to enter, or,
Why are my photos/videos lost?
Some cleaning or free storage apps may automatically delete Vault’s data folder used to store pictures and videos. So, as a best practice, please do not choose to delete Vault’s data folder and subfolders (mnt/sdcard/SystemAndroid) when you use such apps.
User comments
I lost all of my important photos stored in the Vault app. I hadn't opened the app for a long time, and when I did, all of my pictures were gone without deleting them. These photos were very valuable to me. Please help me recover them or explain what happened. I hope the support team responds soon.
It does it's job. I'm using the free version, and it's pretty similar to other similar apps. What I found better than other similar apps was it was easier to upload the pictures and videos of what I wanted to hide. Also other apps while you wouldn't see it in photos folder, but if you opened a file manager it was visible. I have private photos that I don't want people viewing, and people have deleted photos I want to keep this prevent them from deleting
I've used vault for the longest time. And I have always recovered my data. Amazing app. A Worth safe. I have so many memories I stored In the vault app and even when I lose the app, I still get to restore all my media files. Big congratulations to the team behind the app. And as a user, I am very impressed on how I can add my storage just by watching an ad, that's definitely a win win. Keep up the great work
Summarize
So next time you are worried about nosy siblings digging through personal snaps, texts, downloaded games, etcetera, think of downloading ‘Vault’ because it adds a layer of security comfort to the digital world’s constant evolving challenges maintaining privacy online and offline alike. I hope you found this helpful in understanding the benefits of using such applications in everyday life; until then, happy securing data, folks, bye now!
