Secret Private Folder Vault - Secure Max

Secret Private Folder Vault - Secure Max

by John Temple Group Pty Ltd.

9 ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 9, 2012
  • July 9, 2015
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Securely store private photos and videos behind a password-protected vault. This app offers advanced security features like login attempt logs with photo-ID, a disguised icon, and a decoy login to protect your media from unauthorized access.

Password-protected photo and video storage
Login and break-in attempt logs with photo-ID
Disguised app icon
Decoy login feature
Organize media by albums
Import/export photos and videos
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What's New in Secret Private Folder Vault

1.3

July 9, 2015

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We fixed the bugs and issues with the app being used with iPhone 5 and iPad and implemented some functionalities. 1. User has to enter a password every time he launches the app. 2. App UI needs update for iPhone5. 3. Need to make app compatible for iPhone6 and iPhone6Plus. 4. For iPad: App UI needs to get modified. 5. There are ads error both in iPhone and iPad. Ads are not showing. 6. Following frameworks needs to be updated: AdMob, Mobclix to be removed. 7. 'My Apps' view is not working properly. Clicking on apps it is showing error. - Need to Remove 8. After clearing Logins from successful logins, it is not getting cleared permanently. 9. The sign out functionality has been done in Settings Screen

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User reviews

Crashes

Forgot I had this app tried to access it just keeps crashing.

TERRIBLE

Endless Problems & continuous Ad pop-ups

Please fix this app for iPhone 6

Only picture saving app that doesn't immediately ask for money and doesn't limit the amount of pictures you can store.

HORRIBLE

Fix this app now. I can't export any of my photos. There are ads popping up everywhere. There needs to be changes made ASAP

Good To Bad 2

This WAS a good app, now it is not. I have been using this app for many years but after this last update I am starting to think I need to find a new Secret App.
Please fix the following issues:
The Decoy profile now has access to the settings. Only the Secret profile should have access to the app setting, or at-least the secret profile settings.
There is 3/8 of an inch at the bottom of the screen that is now dead space.
When you open a picture file and scroll to a picture you want to view and click on it, it now defaults to the first picture in the file.
Please rename the profiles, using secret and decoy give the app away.
Please fix these issues.
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FAQ

What does Secret Private Folder Vault do?

This app allows you to password protect your private photos and videos, storing them in a secure vault. It functions similarly to your device's camera roll but with added layers of security to keep your media private.

What are the key security features?

Key features include password protection for your media, logs of all login and break-in attempts with photo-ID captured by the front-facing camera, a disguised app icon, and a decoy login to further conceal your real private content.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to use. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

Can I organize my photos and videos within the app?

Yes, the app allows you to easily organize your imported and taken photos and videos by albums. You can also move, copy, and paste media between these albums for better management.

What happens if someone tries to access my folder without the password?

The app records all break-in attempts, including the date, time, and a photo-ID of the person attempting access taken from the front-facing camera. Badge alerts can also show the number of break-in attempts.