Archived App
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About
This app safeguards your personal data and ensures secure internet browsing. It defends your mobile devices against phishing and key-logging threats by blocking malicious sites and alerting you to potential information leaks.
What's New in ID Sentry
1.5.1
January 14, 2022
Added support for a new server certificate.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is ID Sentry?
ID Sentry is a mobile application designed to protect your personal information and provide secure browsing. It defends against phishing and key-logging attacks by blocking malicious sites and warning you about sharing sensitive data.
How does ID Sentry protect my devices?
ID Sentry protects your mobile devices by blocking known phishing and key-logging websites. It also alerts you when you are about to enter personal information on potentially unsafe sites.
Is ID Sentry free to use?
The ID Sentry app is available for free download. However, an ID Sentry membership is required to activate and use the app's full functionality.
What devices does ID Sentry support?
ID Sentry is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods, as indicated by its supported devices list.
What is the age rating for ID Sentry?
ID Sentry has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it is intended for mature users due to its focus on security and potential online threats.
When was ID Sentry last updated?
The latest version of ID Sentry, 1.5.1, was last updated on January 14, 2022. This indicates a relatively recent update for the application.
Where can I find more information about ID Sentry membership?
For more details about the required ID Sentry membership and how to activate the app, you should visit the official website at idsentry.com.
What kind of online threats does ID Sentry guard against?
ID Sentry specifically guards against phishing attacks, which aim to trick users into revealing personal information, and key-logging attacks, which record keystrokes to steal sensitive data.
