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Securely hide your private contacts from your device's main list. This app allows you to move contacts into a protected space, accessible only with a password. Keep your sensitive information private with a clean and intuitive interface.
What's New in Contact Locker
1.1.1
March 9, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bug fixed.
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What is Contact Locker?
Contact Locker is an application designed to hide your private contacts from your device's default contact list. You can move contacts into the app and set a password to ensure only you can access them.
How does Contact Locker protect my contacts?
It makes your selected contacts invisible in your system contacts and accessible only within the Contact Locker app itself. You can set a password to prevent unauthorized access.
Can I add new contacts directly to Contact Locker?
Yes, you can manually add contacts directly into Contact Locker. You can also convert existing contacts from your device to locked contacts within the app.
Does Contact Locker have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Contact Locker contains advertisements. However, it is listed as free with no in-app purchases.
What devices does Contact Locker support?
Contact Locker is a universal app that fully supports iPhone and iPad devices. It is also compatible with iPod.
How often is Contact Locker updated?
The latest version of Contact Locker is 1.1.1, which was last updated on March 9, 2017. This indicates infrequent updates.
What is the age rating for Contact Locker?
Contact Locker has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
What is the user sentiment for Contact Locker?
Based on the provided data, Contact Locker has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating, suggesting very negative user sentiment.









